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Several persons of interest who were attending the burial of a Clarendon wanted man were today detained in Woodside in the parish in connection with the seizure of three illegal weapons. The police say they were monitoring the burial for Fitzroy OJ...
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Westmoreland chamber calls for more security personnel amid crime wave
President of the Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce and Industry Moses Chybar is calling for additional deployment of security personnel given the rise in the parish's murder toll, which has been averaging five per month since January.
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
'Please Leave Me Alone': Tennessee Titans Star A.J. Brown Claims NFL Is Targeting Him for Drug Tests
Drug testing is a necessary aspect of the NFL, however, some players think the sports league is too aggressive with its application of the policy. […]
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Virtis Health Unveils Ambulatory Infusion Center to Serve Patients Throughout Greater Milwaukee and Surrounding Areas - Milwaukee Community Journal
Company Appoints Mary Yellick, FNP-C, to Lead Patient Care and Coordination PEWAUKEE, Wis.-(BUSINESS WIRE)- Virtis Health, an innovative, national provider dedicated to therapeutic and diagnostic services and support for patients with complex conditions requiring specialty infusible and injectable
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Saweetie Calls Quavo A “F*cking Narcissist” In New “See Saw” Song
Saweetie claps back at Quavo in a new song for social media responses about their recent breakup. The lyrics describe the Migos rapper as a narcissist and a cheater.
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President Biden Praying Chavuin Trial End With "Right" Verdict • EBONY
As the jury continues to deliberate the verdict in the Derek Chauvin murder trial, President Joe Biden said that he is praying that the trial ends with the "right verdict."
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Joe Biden & Kamala Harris Say “We Still Have Work To Do” After Derek Chauvin Conviction
This week the country witnessed history in the form of the George Floyd murder trial. Both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have confirmed there is more worked to be done.
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Somalia President Calls for African Union Mediation
[VOA] Washington -- Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed said he was willing to negotiate with stakeholders in Somalia's political crisis in order to find a solution.
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Soapie teasers: What’s happening in Rhythm City this April 2021?
Excited for Uzalo this month? You should be. See what is in store for March with Uzalo soapie teasers and everything the month has in store!
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Bronx Elected Officials React to Verdict in George Floyd Murder Trial - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Following the announcement at around 5.05 p.m. on Tuesday, April 20, that Derek Chauvin had been found guilty on all counts in the murder trial of George Floyd, as reported by The Hill and other media outlets, various Bronx elected officials took to social media to voice their thoughts and reaction
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Nancy Pelosi says George Floyd sacrificed life for justice, triggers backlash
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi thanked George Floyd for 'sacrificing [his] life for justice' on Tuesday following the Derek Chauvin guilty verdict, prompting swift backlash from activists who thought her comments were tone-deaf. Joined by members of the Congressional Black Caucus at a press
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Environmental News Notes
Food waste accounts for more than 8 percent of all human-made greenhouse gas emissions, making it a big contributor to climate change. The post Environmental News Notes appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Indian Brokerage Firm Upstox Suffers Massive Data Breach – The Wilmington Journal
CHENNAI, India — India’s second-largest stockbroking firm Upstox initiated password resets for millions of traders on its platform earlier this month after learning a huge data breach might have hit it. Chief executive Ravi Kumar announced on April [...]
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PAHO director says misinformation damaging to COVID vaccine response | New York Carib News
The director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Dr Carissa Etienne Wednesday said that misinformation is one of the most serious threats to public health, and it is most damaging when it fuels vaccine hesitancy.
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White Mom Regrets Calling Cops on Daughter's Black Boyfriend Who Was Fatally Shot, Cry Us a River
A Tennessee mom who called the cops on her teenage daughter's Black boyfriend regrets dialing 911 after police ended up fatally shooting the high school student.
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NCDA cautions against ganja use amid ‘4-20’ celebrations
The National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA) is urging Jamaicans to exercise caution in the recreational use of ganja amid local and international ‘4-20’ celebrations. April 20 is used to mark the movement for the legalisation of weed and...
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Super League shelved as more clubs withdraw - Stabroek News
MANCHESTER, England, (Reuters) - The European Super League collapsed yesterday as eight of the 12 founding members from England, Italy and Spain abandoned the breakaway project under massive pressure from fans, politicians, soccer officials and even the British
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Prepare Well And Early: Disaster Preparedness Tips For Black Communities - Blavity
African-American communities have been hit hard by COVID-19 and other disasters. Facing another intense storm season in 2021, it's important to get started early. Prof. Monica Sanders shares some tips
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Minnesota Students Stage Statewide Walkout in Protest Against Racial Injustice
Students across the state of Minnesota walked out of class in protest against police shootings, bias, and other issues related to racial injustice.
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Archie Clay, III, co-founder, WEAR BRIMS: With the right hat “you look debonair and cool”
By Ameera Steward For the Birmingham Times Asked whether he was into fashion when he was younger, Archie Clay III said he thinks fashion was in him. “My dad was a model [when he was in college], and my mom was always into fashion,” said Clay, who has four siblings, is not married, and has […]
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US announces probe into Minneapolis police
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Happy 420! Lesotho will be the first African country to export dagga to EU
Social media users celebrated 420 day on Tuesday, 20 April. The day is celebrated annually in support of dagga use.
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Africa: April 19, 2021 Travel Advisory Update: Frequently Asked Questions
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‘Speechless!’: ‘Black Ink Crew’ Fans Are Shocked After This Employee Cops to Stealing $5,000 from the Shop
The cast from the popular VH1 reality series "Black Ink Crew: New York" made their return to the small screen during the season 9 premiere of the show
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All violence matters... Juliet Holness says too much focus on gender
A tweet from government lawmaker Juliet Holness that violence in Jamaica should not be analysed through partisan and gender perspectives has triggered intense criticism by many online users.   Except for Gender Affairs Minister Olivia...
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Opposition wants gov’t to rethink using prime sugar lands for housing
Sophia Frazer Binns, the Opposition Spokesperson on Land, is calling for the Government to rethink plans to use existing sugar lands in Trelawny for housing. Frazer Binns is arguing that food security must be central to any decision made about the...
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Podcast and no chill: Mac G put on blast for slut-shaming Boity
Podcast host Mac G ruffled a few feathers on Twitter after slut-shaming Boity on a recent episode of 'Podcast And Chill'.
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Outrage Over Pakistan PM’s Comments On Rising Rape Cases – The Wilmington Journal
LAHORE, Pakistan — Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Imran Khan, has sparked outrage by indicating in an interview that a rise in rape cases in his home country was due to the way women dress. While explaining his [...]
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Ex-policeman guilty in killing that ‘ripped blinders off’ US systemic racism (News Analysis) - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… to the discrimination against African Americans, their poverty, lack … bureau figures. Although African Americans are only about 12 … to study reparations for African Americans descended from slaves to … the vice president and African American man, Eric Garner, …
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Allen, Holness lead tributes to broadcaster Michael Sharpe
Governor-General Sir Patrick Allen and Prime Minister Andrew Holness are saluting the life and work of veteran journalist Michael Sharpe who passed away this morning. Sharpe, 65, joined the RJR newsroom in 1983. He was the news operations manager...
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