The U.S. FCC has expanded its ban on imports of Chinese-made telecom and surveillance equipment over national security concerns.
The restrictions now include both new and older models from companies like Huawei, ZTE, Hikvision, Dahua, and Hytera.
Dembélé Hat-Trick Fires France Past Norway 4-1 to Top World Cup Group
France secured a 4-1 victory over Norway at the FIFA World Cup as Ousmane Dembélé scored a first-half hat trick, including one goal assisted by Kylian Mbappé.
Dembélé became the first player since Oleg Salenko in 1994 to score a first-half World Cup hat trick, while Désiré Doué added a late fourth goal.
Reece James Injury Raises Doubt Over England Knockout Stage Availability
England defender Reece James could miss the start of the World Cup knockout stage after suffering a hamstring injury.
The Chelsea right-back has not trained since the 0-0 draw with Ghana and will also miss England’s final group match against Panama, with concerns he may be unavailable for the last-32 fixture if the team progress.
Zaire Wade Arrested in Burbank on Suspicion of Domestic Violence, Released on $50,000 Bond
Zaire Wade, the 24-year-old son of NBA legend Dwyane Wade, has been arrested in Burbank, California, on suspicion of felony domestic violence, criminal threats, and false imprisonment.
According to police reports and online records, officers responded to a 911 call on June 21 and later took Wade into custody after allegedly finding a woman with injuries at the scene.
Leaked Audio Allegedly Reveals Mayweather, Ellerbe and Haymon Tension Over PBC Ownership Claims
A leaked audio clip allegedly involving Leonard Ellerbe and Al Haymon has sparked controversy in the boxing world, with claims it reveals tension involving Boxing icon Floyd Mayweather and a dispute over ownership of Premier Boxing Champions (PBC).
The recording, reportedly shared by 50 Cent, appears to feature frustrated remarks directed at Mayweather over comments suggesting he “owned” PBC.
St Catherine Man Charged With Nephew’s Murder Granted $700,000 Bail Over TV Volume Dispute Case
A St Catherine Parish Court judge has granted $700,000 bail to Chad Campbell, who is charged with the murder of his nephew, Lamar Mullings, following a dispute over the volume of a television during a World Cup football match.
Campbell’s attorney argued that self-defence is a key issue in the case and that his client has a suitable place to relocate.
Ayetian Chats With The Zee about ‘JamPack’ Ahead of July 10 Release
Earlier this week, Dancehall artiste Ayetian unveiled the tracklist and cover art for his upcoming 16-track compilation, JamPack, which is set for release on July 10.
Patrons Urged To Use Park & Ride Service-“Taste Of Sumfest”
Head Of Downsound Entertainment, Josef Bogdanovich is encouraging patrons to use their park and ride service in an effort to avoid traffic gridlock on their way to “Taste Of Sumfest” next month.
Popcaan and Likkle Vybz Link Up for the First Time on Joel Engineer’s ‘Unlocked Riddim’
Rising teen producer Joel Engineer continues to make his mark on dancehall with the latest release from his Unlocked Riddim.
Opposition MP Damion Crawford Says Tourism Workers Deserve Special Minimum Wage
Opposition MP Damion Crawford is urging the Government to introduce a special minimum wage for tourism sector workers, arguing that their working conditions are more demanding than those in other industries.
Speaking in the House of Representatives, he said tourism employees face unpredictable hours, safety risks, and significant emotional labour that should be reflected in their pay.