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Gov. Gavin Newsom: California to reopen on June 15
California plans to fully reopen in the middle of June as COVID-19 infection rates drop and vaccination rates increase in the state, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced Tuesday. “We are announcing today that on June 15, we will be moving beyond the blueprint, and we’ll be getting rid of the colored
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Source: Black News Channel - Truth Illuminated
Dumbo jet: UK elephants head to the wild in Kenya
A Boeing 747, dubbed the Dumbo jet, is set to fly 13 pachyderms from a British zoo to Kenya.
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Source: South African News | Online News | The South African
Singer Stephanie Mills Comes to Phylicia Rashad’s Defense Amid Cosby Criticism - BNC
By: ShaCamree Gowdy While Howard University students and alumni are looking to “cancel” Phylicia Rashad, Stephanie Mills is singing a different tune. The actress and singer took to Instagram on July 3 to let her 509,000 followers know that she loves the esteemed “Cosby Show” actress, per The
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Tanzania: New DPP, Pccb Bosses Face Task to Restore Trust
[Citizen] Dar es Salaam -- The newly-appointed DdDirectorsfofr; Public Prosecutions (DPP) and the Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) chief have an uphillface tasks tonow have the task to restore the lost public trust in their fresh keygovernment institutions.
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Man Arrested On Illegal Gun Charge After SOB Sees Him Smoking Pot On Boardwalk
CHRISTIANSTED — Police on patrol noticed three men smoking marijuana near the Christiansted boardwalk and arrested one of them on an illegal gun charge Friday night, authorities said. Shomari J. Ferrance, 28, of no fixed address, was arrested at 9:48 p.m. and charged with carrying a firearm openly
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The Texas Governor is Banning Public Schools from Requiring Masks | Dallas Weekly
When Bridget Wiedenmeyer learned Texas was banning mask mandates in public schools, she immediately worried about her 11-year-old daughter -- who has a chronic lung condition but is too young to be vaccinated against Covid-19. "There's a large contingent of people who are like, 'Well, only this
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Lesotho: Molibeli, Mapola Fail to Reach Settlement
[Lesotho Times] POLICE Commissioner, Holomo Molibeli, and his subordinate, Motlatsi Mapola, have failed to agree on an out of court settlement of their dispute stemming from the police boss' January 2021 move to dismiss the latter.
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Federal tax filing, payment deadline extended by IRS - BNC
The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service announced that the federal income tax filing due date for individuals for the 2020 tax year will be extended from April 15, 2021, to May 17, 2021. In a statement released on the IRS website Thursday, Commissioner Chuck Rettig said, 'This
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Office of the Attorney General: Public sex offender website will contain names - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
While people convicted with sexual offences will have the right to apply to the court for their information to be removed from the public sex offenders registry, their names will remain on the website if their challenge is unsuccessful. A media release from the Office of the Attorney General a
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Harper launches GOP bid for Georgia agriculture commissioner | The Atlanta Voice
Republican state Sen. Tyler Harper announced Tuesday that he is running for Georgia agriculture commissioner. The Ocilla resident will be seeking the Republican nomination for an open position. Gary Black, who has held the post since 2011, is stepping down to run for the U.S. Senate. Harper is in
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Caster Semenya flops in latest bid for Tokyo Olympics berth
South African athlete Caster Semenya missed out again on Saturday in Regensburg, Germany to qualify for the 5 000 metres at the Tokyo Olympics.
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What he 'has done is evil' - Mpumalanga man jailed for life for kidnap and murder of 4-year-old boy | News24
A 34-year-old Mpumalanga man has been jailed for life for the murder and kidnapping of a four-year-old boy, which he claimed he did at the request of a traditional healer.
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SRDF Security Officers, Wardens Renew Oath
Press Release:- The Soufriere Regional Development Foundation (SRDF) has taken additional measures in ensuring the safety of the organization’s patrons and assets. On Tuesday 7th, September 2021, the Security and Wardens were sworn in as Special Police Constables.  “There was a necessity to renew
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Police Make Arrest In Hermina Lorde Homicide - St. Lucia Times News
Police say they have made an arrest in the Hermina Lorde homicide and expect to lay charges shortly. The announcement came Monday from both Police Commissioner, Milton Desir and Superintendent George Nicholas. But no further details were given. Hermina Lorde was the Executive Secretary of the Gros
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Gqeberha: No bail for mom who sold newborn twins for R50 a day
When the five-day-old twin girls were rescued in Gqeberha, police claim they were dehydrated and severely malnourished
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REGIONAL: Police launch probe into allegations that police forcibly trimmed Rastafarian woman - Barbados Today
SOURCE: CMC – The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) says it has launched an investigation into reports that police officers had “forcibly trimmed” the locks of a young woman who had been in custody at the Four Paths Police Station in Clarendon,  south of here. In a statement, the FCJ said that it
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Police rescue 68 children working on cocoa farms in Ivory Coast | News24
Police in Ivory Coast have rescued 68 children working on cocoa farms, most of whom were trafficked from neighbouring Burkina Faso, authorities said.
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Why CoP deserves another 3 years - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE EDITOR: I am in full support of Gary Griffith's reappointment as Commissioner of Police for a second term for several reasons. Firstly, and most importantly, the confidence that people have once more (to an extent) in the police in the last three years has been a Herculean effort. There h
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Simone Biles Opens Up About Sexual Abuse On Facebook Watch Series, ‘Simone Vs Herself’
The 24-year-old Olympic gold medalist discussed coping with the trauma she endured at the hands of disgraced former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
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99% of US virus deaths are unvaccinated people
WASHINGTON — America's top infectious disease expert says about 99.2% of recent COVID-19 deaths in the United States involved unvaccinated people. And Dr Anthony Fauci says “it's really sad and tragic that most...
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Andrew Cuomo Announces Gun Violence Emergency in New York - BNC
By: Tadi Abedje On Tuesday, lawmakers in New York passed a bill that will authorize lawsuits against gun manufacturers and dealers in how they promote and sell firearms, a bill which is explained in a CNN article published last month. With the New York governor signing the executive order, the
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Overhaul makes it easier for aspiring teachers to get grants | The Atlanta Voice
The U.S. Education Department on Thursday loosened the rules around a grant program that’s intended to help aspiring teachers pay for college but has actually left thousands stuck with student debt. The update is part of a federal rules overhaul that was finalized under the Trump administration but
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Source: The Atlanta Voice
Temporary Restraining Order Granted Against Texas Anti-Abortion Group
By: Alyssa Wilson A Texas judge granted a temporary restraining order against an anti-abortion group, preventing it from suing Planned Parenthood.   Texas Right to Life and its associates cannot enforce the state’s new restrictive abortion law by suing Planned Parenthood, Judge Maya Guerra Gamble
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Sacu personnel conflicted: Top cop - NewsDay Zimbabwe
POLICE Commissioner Douglas Nyakutsikwa yesterday questioned the role of the Special Anti-Corruption Unit (Sacu), which is under the President’s Office, saying it was playing a double role of lawyer representing State prosecutors and lawyer for persons accused of corruption.
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Bodies found on boat in Turks and Caicos | New York Carib News
The Royal Turk and Caicos Islands Police Force says it is seeking to identify the 20 bodies that were found on a boat floating off the coast of the island last weekend.
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Prince Philip thought Harry and Meghan's TV interview was 'madness'
Prince Philip thought 'no good would come' from Harry and Meghan's candid interview with Oprah Winfrey.
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Val Demings plans to challenge Marco Rubio in FL Senate race
Florida Rep. Val Demings is planning to challenge Sen. Marco Rubio next year, giving Democrats a boost in a competitive race that could be among a handful that determine control of the Senate, according to two people with knowledge of the plans.
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Four persons of interest arrested in St Thomas
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Caster Semenya to have another crack at Tokyo 5 000m Olympic qualification
Caster Semenya will make another bid for Tokyo Olympic qualification in the 5 000m in Durban on Friday, May 28.
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