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Derrick Henrys record-breaking performance propels Ravens to victory, keeping playoff hopes alive.

Guineas first presidential election since the 2021 military coup is underway, with junta leader General Mamadi Doumbouya expected to win. Despite facing a weakened opposition and a history of crackdowns on critics, Doumbouyas campaign highlights significant infrastructure wins, such as the Simandou iron ore project, which promises job creation and development. However, the country still grapples with severe poverty and hunger, affecting more than half of its population. This election is part of a wave of coups across Africa, driven by poor governance and security concerns. As votes are counted, the outcome could signal Guineas step back toward democracy, despite a potentially bumpy road ahead.

East Carolina Pirates secure a thrilling 23-17 victory over Pittsburgh in the Military Bowl, marking their second consecutive bowl win. Quarterback Chaston Ditta leads the charge with two second-half touchdown passes. Despite a controversial play and Pitts four turnovers, ECUs defense shines with four takeaways, securing the win.

Cruise Ship Runs Aground in Papua New Guinea, Following Tragic Passenger Death The Coral Adventurer, a cruise ship, has run aground off the coast of Papua New Guinea, just days after a passenger death. All passengers and crew are safe, but a joint probe is underway. The ship also faces investigation into a previous passengers death, where the crew failed to notice she was missing for hours.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy travels to Florida to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump, aiming to finalize a peace plan for the war in Ukraine. The talks focus on the future of Donbas and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, with Zelenskiy seeking to soften a U.S. proposal for full Ukrainian withdrawal from Donbas. Russias recent missile strikes on Kyiv and other cities have been criticized as a response to these peace efforts. Zelenskiy has garnered support from allies, including Canada and European leaders, who advocate for a just peace that protects Ukraines borders. The talks have made progress, but territory remains a contentious issue. Russia demands all of Donbas and Zaporizhzhia, while Ukraine wants lines frozen at current positions. The U.S. proposes a free economic zone as a compromise. European partners are pushing for security guarantees for postwar Ukraine, and Zelenskiy plans follow-up calls with them after todays meeting. The Florida sit-down could significantly impact the path to lasting peace.