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PayPal Confirms Major Data Breach — How to Protect Your Account If you use PayPal — particularly if you've ever applied for a PayPal Working Capital business loan — stop what you're doing and read this carefully. PayPal has officially confirmed a serious data breach. Not a rumor. Not a third-party leak. A confirmed, company-admitted breach that left your Social Security number, date of birth, email address, phone number, and home or business address exposed to unauthorized strangers for nearly six full months. And for some users? It went further than exposure. Money was actually stolen. What Happened — The Full Story Behind the PayPal Breach This didn't happen because a hacker deployed some Hollywood-style cyberattack. The breach resulted not from an external intrusion campaign but from an internal software defect — a code change within the PayPal Working Capital loan application interface that inadvertently permitted unauthorized third parties to a...

Written by Elvis Onuigbo The APC has secured five out of six area councils in Abuja’s local elections, strengthening its political grip in the FCT. Here’s what the victory means for 2027 and the future of Nigeria’s opposition. The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has delivered a commanding performance in the recent Area Council elections in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT), winning five out of the six councils. The result is more than just a local government victory — it is a political statement that may reshape conversations heading into the 2027 general elections. For a city often seen as politically diverse and symbolic of Nigeria’s national mood, Abuja’s electoral direction carries weight beyond its borders. The outcome has sparked debate among analysts, party loyalists, and opposition figures alike. While APC supporters describe it as a validation of governance and party structure, critics see it as a wake-up call for opposition force...

By Elvis Onuigbo NIMASA and the Nigerian Air Force have renewed their strategic partnership to enhance maritime security, protect offshore assets, and strengthen Nigeria’s growing blue economy. NIMASA and the Nigerian Air Force have renewed their strategic partnership to enhance maritime security, protect offshore assets, and strengthen Nigeria’s growing blue economy. In a renewed effort to secure Nigeria’s vast maritime resources, the Director-General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dayo Mobereola, has reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to strengthening collaboration with the Nigerian Air Force (NAF). Mobereola made this known during a strategic visit to the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, at the NAF Headquarters in Abuja. The high-level meeting signals a stronger alliance between Nigeria’s maritime and air security authorities aimed at safeguarding the nation’s territorial waters and critical...

Trump Is Fit to Lead — Here's Why Look, whether you like him or not, you have to admit one thing: Donald Trump is not a man who quits. He's been investigated, impeached twice, taken to court more times than most people can count, and even survived an assassination attempt. And after all of that, he came back and won the presidency again. That's not luck — that's a level of resilience most politicians could only dream of. Think back to before COVID hit. The economy was genuinely humming. Unemployment was at record lows for Black, Hispanic, and Asian Americans. People had more money in their pockets. Small businesses were expanding. You don't get numbers like that by accident — that takes someone willing to cut through red tape and actually let the economy breathe. On the world stage, his supporters will tell you — and they have a point — that things felt more contained. The Abraham Accords were a real breakthrough that so-called foreign policy experts...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — February 20, 2026 The Trump administration has drawn a hard, unambiguous line in the sand — and the world is watching to see who blinks first. President Donald Trump has issued one of the most dramatic ultimatums in modern American foreign policy, giving Iran a window of just 10 to 15 days to come to the negotiating table and agree to terms on its nuclear program — or face what administration officials are warning could be a devastating and wide-scale military campaign. The message from the White House is blunt, direct, and backed by an overwhelming show of military force that the region has not seen in years. "We're either going to get a deal, or it's going to be unfortunate for them," Trump said, in language that left little room for diplomatic interpretation. To understand this moment, you have to understand the road that led to it. This is not a crisis that erupted overnight. It has been building through years of broken agreement...