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Jeanine Pirro, host of Fox News' 'Justice with Judge Jeanine,' has opened up about her ongoing health issues, revealing she has been battling an unspecified illness for several months. She has received support and well wishes from her audience and colleagues while she is undergoing treatment. Pirro remains optimistic and looks forward to returning to her show upon recovery.

The corruption allegations against former ANC spokesman Zizi Kodwa and businessman Jehan Mackay hinge on email exchanges between them. Accusations include intervention in tender processes and large monetary transactions. Both Khiowda and Mackay have pleaded not guilty and face ongoing court proceedings.

Carlos Alcaraz has named Jannik Sinner as the 'best player in the world' in anticipation of their upcoming semifinal match at the French Open 2024. Sinner, who recently won the Australian Open, aims for consecutive Grand Slam titles, while Alcaraz is the defending Wimbledon champion. Their head-to-head record stands at 4-4, making this encounter highly anticipated.

Public Interest SA strongly condemns MK Party leader Jacob Zuma for his comments on the Independent Electoral Commission's announcement of election results. Zuma's remarks, which suggested provocation and hinted at legal action, have drawn substantial criticism, particularly due to the lack of evidence provided by theMK Party.

North Korea has announced it will cease sending trash-filled balloons into South Korea, deeming the campaign successful. The move follows Seoul's warnings against the provocations. However, North Korea cautioned that it will resume the action if South Korean activists continue sending anti-regime propaganda via balloons.

Novak Djokovic achieved a remarkable milestone by winning his third-round match against Lorenzo Musetti at 3:07 a.m., the latest finish in Roland Garros history. This gripping match, lasting over four hours, encapsulated the chaos and excitement that defined the tournament's evening session.

Al-Hilal emerged victorious in a thrilling King's Cup final against Al-Nassr. Despite Cristiano Ronaldo's efforts, the match ended in a dramatic penalty shootout. A feisty encounter saw players like David Ospina and Kalidou Koulibaly sent off. Al-Nassr's Aleksandar Mitrovic scored first, but Al-Hilal fought back, leading to their ultimate win in penalties.

Faiza Shaheen, a barred Labour candidate, accuses the party of excluding left-wingers, including those who speak out on Palestine. Shaheen alleges Labour's leadership targets anti-imperialists, claiming the party's poll lead emboldens them to replace candidates like her. She has taken legal action to challenge her exclusion.

Real Madrid, aiming for a phenomenal 15th UEFA Champions League title, will face underdogs Borussia Dortmund in the final. Their unbeaten streak and offensive firepower make them favorites, while Dortmund's solid defense and remarkable goalkeeper add intrigue to this high-stakes showdown at Wembley Stadium.

Pope Francis issued an apology for any offense caused by his remarks during a private meeting with the Italian Bishops' Conference, addressing concerns over perceived homophobia. He reinforced his commitment to inclusivity, asserting that the Church welcomes everyone without discrimination.

A year after the OceanGate Titan submersible tragedy, Ohio billionaire Larry Connor is setting his sights on a new $20 million mission to the Titanic wreck. Partnering with Triton Submarines co-founder Patrick Lahey, they plan to dive over 12,400 feet in the Triton 4000/2 Abyssal Explorer, highlighting advancements in deep-sea exploration and safety.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced May 28 as a public holiday in honor of Youm-e-Takbeer. This day marks the anniversary of Pakistan's 1998 nuclear tests, underscoring national unity and defense strength. The Prime Minister highlighted the roles of key figures in the nuclear program and called for a unified effort towards economic stability.