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 Getty Images Advertisement OPINION: This article may contain commentary which reflects the author's opinion. Republican Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has made some noise in speaking to a New York Times reporter. New York Times Magazine writer Robert Draper appeared on MSNBC on Saturday and said that the firebrand representative has said to him that she may be on the ticket with former President Donald Trump in 2024. Trump is said to be looking for a female to campaign with him if he decides he will attempt to become president again in 2024. A decision he has not made. The writer said that it is “likely” that the former president has had the same conversations with other prominent Republican women. “To be fair, Ali, it’s very likely that Trump has had this conversation with half a dozen other people too,” he said to host Ali Velshi. Advertisement But, he said, there is something she has that others may not have. “What Greene possesses that Trump so craves is loyalty. She has

Ronaldo Former Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo has been banned for two domestic matches for knocking a phone out of an Everton fan’s hand. The 37-year-old appeared to hit the phone as he went down to the tunnel after defeat at Goodison Park in April. Ronaldo, who left United by mutual consent on Tuesday after criticising manager Erik ten Hag, was also fined £50,000 by the Football Association. He is set to captain Portugal in their opening Group H game against Ghana on Thursday. Ronaldo will serve the ban at domestic level with any new club – in England or abroad – although it doe. An independent FA hearing found him guilty of improper and violent conduct. He was cautioned by police in August and apologised to the young fan immediately after the incident. The FA said Ronaldo admitted the improper conduct charge but not violent conduct. The end of his second spell at Old Trafford followed a controversial interview in which he criticised United and said he had “no respect” fo

Video Jerusalem surveillance video shows moment explosion rocked bus stop Two explosions went off at two bus stops in Jerusalem Wednesday, killing at least 1 and injuring 18. Two U.S. citizens were among the injured after a pair of explosions rocked two  bus stops in Jerusalem  during the height of the rush hour commute Wednesday morning, the U.S. Ambassador to Israel confirmed. The bombs injured at least 18 victims and killed a Canadian-Israeli teenager in what Israeli police said were attacks by Palestinians. "Sadly, I can now confirm that two U.S. citizens were among those injured in today’s terror attacks in Jerusalem," Amb. Tom Nides tweeted. "As we head into Thanksgiving, I am grateful that they will recover. I pray for a peaceful holiday in the U.S., Jerusalem, or wherever you may be celebrating." The  first explosion occurred  just after 7 a.m. local time at a crowded bus station. Israeli police suspect that a bag with explosives was detonated remotely.  Mem

Malam Fatori in Abdama Local Government Area lies close to the Komadougou Yobe river and shares border with Lake Chad and the Niger Republic. Militants from the Islamic State-backed faction of Boko Haram, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), formerly known as Jamā'at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da'wah wa'l-Jihād, have attacked two military bases located in Malam Fatori, Borno State. Malam Fatori in Abdama Local Government Area lies close to the Komadougou Yobe river and shares border with Lake Chad and the Niger Republic. According to ISWAP in a post seen by SaharaReporters, over 30 soldiers were killed during the attack on the military facilities last Saturday. The terror group said its fighters invaded a camp located outside the town, using various weapons, killing at least 20 soldiers and injuring about 30 others. It added that two operational vehicles were burnt while another one was seized. ISWAP said the attack continued on Saturday evening as its men attacked a seco

Tinubu, however, added that Buhari has created a path to success and prosperity for Nigerians. The presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu, has said though Nigerians may be hungry, the hunger can be managed because President Muhammadu Buhari has created a path out of the hunger. Tinubu, who eulogised Buhari on Tuesday while speaking at a ceremony to flag off the Kolmani Integrated Development Project (KIPRO) located at the Bauchi and Gombe states’ boundary, described the President as a retired general who came to rescue his country. President Buhari on Tuesday flagged off the project amid tight security. KIPRO is the first oil drilling project in Northern Nigeria. Speaking at the event, Tinubu, a former Lagos governor told President Buhari that history will be kind to him because he took over power when things were gloomy in the country. Tinubu, however, added that Buhari has created a path to success and prosperity for Nigerians. Tinubu promis