Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle offers support and gives out food to the LA wildfire victims. The couple met up with the founder of World Central Kitchen and volunteered with the others to help out the victims.

The pair hands out basic supplies needed for those who have lost and urged the community to give back and help others.

Prince Harry and Meghan also recently opened up their house in Montecito to those who had to evacuate due to the fire. Other celebrities who have also been affected steeped up and urged the community to help each other.

Gospel music icon Nathaniel Bassey has shared the remarkable story of how he was invited to minister at the U.S. Presidential Inaugural Prayer Breakfast.

While speaking at Pastor Poju Oyemade’s World Faith Believers Convention (WOFBEC), Bassey recounted a divine encounter that led to this prestigious opportunity.

According to him, the invitation came through a call from Reverend Merrie Turner, a renowned spiritual leader and host of the prayer breakfast.

Turner revealed that she had been in prayer when she felt a clear instruction from God to invite Bassey to the event.

She told him, “The Lord instructed me to call you to release His glory over our nation.”

South Korea’s Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (CIO) has officially requested the defense ministry and the presidential security service to cooperate in its ongoing efforts to arrest impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol.

In a series of letters sent late Sunday, the CIO emphasized the importance of cooperation from both the defense ministry and the security service.

The letters warned of serious legal consequences if either fails to comply with the investigation.

Specifically, the defense ministry was told that any military personnel obstructing the execution of the arrest or search of the presidential residence could face criminal charges or be held liable for damages.

Similarly, the CIO sent a separate warning to the presidential security service, outlining the potential consequences for security personnel who hinder the investigation.

In addition to possible criminal liability, those obstructing the operation could lose their status as public servants and face restrictions on future employment or pension entitlements.

The CIO also reassured security service employees that they would not face repercussions if they defied illegal orders to block the execution of the arrest warrants.