Royal Caribbean Encounters Additional Legal Challenges After Ex-Crew Member Spies on Passengers

Royal Caribbean is facing more legal trouble after a former crew member admitted to spying on cruise passengers, including children, in their bathrooms and showers after planting small cameras in their cabins to record them in states of undress. A dozen potential victims, represented by Coral Gables, Florida-headquartered Aronfeld Trial Lawyers, have sued Royal Caribbean and Arvin Mirasol, the cabin stateroom attendant, in…

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Ex-Vice President’s Aide Fumes After Receiving N1.2m Bill From DisCos

Calabar, Nigeria – The former Technical Assistant to former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Mr Philip Obin, has lamented the high electricity tarrif he received in just one month. Obin who received an electricity bill of N1.2 million from the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHED), one of the Distribution Companies (DisCos), decry the pains business…

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GOP Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Prevent Biden from Offering Plea Deals to 9/11 Terrorists

On Wednesday, Republican legislators unveiled a proposal designed to prevent the Biden-Harris administration from proceeding with plea agreements for 9/11 terrorists who have been in detention for years at Guantanamo Bay. In a press release issued on Wednesday, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark) revealed the introduction of the Justice for 9/11 Act in the U.S. Senate,…

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