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The far-reaching consequences of climate change have the ability to create chaos in the financial system and disrupt the American economy, according to a federal report released Wednesday. The report, the first of its kind by a US government entity, calls for Congress to swiftly impose a price on
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NZ women’s captain sees positives from isolation - Stabroek News
WELLINGTON, (Reuters) - New Zealand women’s cricket captain Sophie Devine says the team’s two-week COVID-19 isolation in Brisbane will give them some rare time together to prepare ahead of their limited overs series with Australia later this
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Wealth gap a persistent problem - The Bay State Banner
Despite the passage of nearly 60 years between the original 1963 March on Washington and its 2020 recommitment, many of the issues that have plagued Black America remain the same. The post Wealth gap a persistent problem appeared first on The Bay State Banner.
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UN protection back for threatened Nobel-winning Congo doctor - Black News Channel
By CARA ANNA Associated Press JOHANNESBURG (AP) — United Nations peacekeepers on Wednesday returned to provide protection for a Nobel Peace Prize-winning Congolese doctor who has faced death threats, after alarmed supporters urged the U.N. to reinstate the security following months without
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Unexplained Illness Forces One COVID-19 Vaccine Study to Stall - Black Voice News
Late-stage studies of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine candidate are on temporary hold while the company investigates whether a recipient's 'potentially unexplained' illness is a side effect of the shot. In a statement issued Tuesday evening, the company said its 'standard review process triggered
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Shoprite exits Kenya with Stanbic's Sh1. 5 billion loan
The debt had nearly tripled from Sh545 million a year earlier.
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VIDEO: Police Arrest Covid-Positive Lifeguard for Surfing Without a Mask
A Spanish lifeguard who was ordered to quarantine after testing positive for the coronavirus decided go surfing instead-and got busted. The woman, whose name and ...
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How Black doctors are answering the call to reform medical education — and bringing COVID-19 vaccine trials to communities of color - African American News Today - EIN News
… which often leave out African-Americans and other people of … s perspective of emerging African-American physicians was that they … in medical schools, African-Americans still lag behind other … identified as Black or African-American. Male physicians continue …
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Congressman Kweisi Mfume Slams Trump For 'Baltimore Bashing'
Mfume says his opponent and POTUS “deserve each other.”
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VIDEO: White Woman Pulls Gun on Black South African Protesters
PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa - A pair of ads on the website of a major South African pharmacy-retailer have sparked protests at many of the ...
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Chatham Retired Educators Association (CREA) News | The Savannah Tribune
It is September, and time for the Chatham Retired Educators Association (CREA) to kick off the 2020-2021 year! The new CREA Officers for 2020-2021 are: President-Omie Flournoy, President-Elect, Dr. Gordon Baker, Past President- Clara Williams, Secretary-Gail Moyer, Assistant Secretary- Carrie
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No mask, no hike: Lion's Head summit reopens in Cape Town | News24
Cape Town's popular Lion's Head summit has reopened for hikes with SA National Parks rangers enforcing strict Covid-19 safety precautions.
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Connect Outside This Fall: It’s the Safe Place to Spend Time and It’s Good for You - Milwaukee Community Journal
Alexandria, Va. – Fall is nearly here, and you can boost your health and connect with nature, your friends and your family by getting outside and into green space. “Due to the pandemic, we are gaining a fuller understanding of the importance of the outdoors – from our yard and parks to school yards
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Kamala Harris Visited Jacob Blake's Family And Businesses In Milwaukee
Senator and Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Kamala Harris spent Tuesday of her campaign trip visiting Jacob Blake's family in Milwaukee.
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Coronavirus Update: Millions May Be Eligible to Receive Unclaimed Stimulus Checks
Up to nine million people may be eligible for a federal stimulus check but have yet to claim the relief payment. This group of people are primarily those who don't usually file a federal income tax return, mainly senior citizens and low-income households, the agency said earlier this
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Eskom suspends load shedding on Wednesday 9 September
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16th Annual Prostate Health Summit Moves To “Virtual” Format For Month Long Awareness Events | The Oklahoma Eagle
The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire In commemoration of  Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, The Prostate Health Education Network (PHEN) is hosting its 16th Annual African American Prostate Cancer Disparity Summit,- this time with a twist.  Instead of a Washington D.C. weekend of workshops and symposiums
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Empowered Residents Provide Safe Passage - Los Angeles Sentinel
This is the second year Los Angeles City Councilman Marqueece Harris-Dawson has incorporated Safe Passage into his South Los Angeles Community Safety Initiative (SLACSI, a broad community health and safety
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Vocalist utilizes musical foundation in transition to traditional-Jazz promoter | Atlanta Daily World
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Economic meltdown stalls housing, roads projects: Mayor
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WRAP | Ramaphosa hints at lockdown Level 1, talks tough on corruption and GBV | News24
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Edghill hails establishment of ministry for parliament, good governance - Stabroek News
Pledging that the new PPP/C administration will continue to promote good governance, respect for the constitution and the human rights of all Guyanese, Minister of Public Works Juan Edgill said that the decision by President Irfaan Ali, to establish a Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and
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GFF supports College-bound Daniels in her academic and football pursuits - Stabroek News
The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) has made a timely financial contribution to footballer Shennel Daniels of Fruta Conquerors who departed local shores yesterday ahead of her athletic scholarship to Bryant and Stratton College in the United States of
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French President Macron Removes Mask to Cough, Twitterverse Wants Him Fined | The Orlando Advocate
French President Emanuel Macron was unmasked — literally — on Tuesday. Photographers caught Macron removing his face mask to cough, prompting speculation on social media about his health and whether he should be fined. France has a mandatory mask policy that carries a 135 euro ($159) fine for
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Phi Beta Sigma and the legacy of brother John Lewis | Atlanta Daily World
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