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TODAY'S HIGHLIGHT1873: Jesse James and his gang pull off the first train robbery in the US, taking US$3,000 from the Rock Island Express in Adair, Iowa.�OTHER EVENTS1542: Pope Paul III establishes the Roman Inquisition to fight Protestantism.1683: Lord William Russell is beheaded in England for
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Can You Bring Advocacy Into Your Corporate Role? Janaye Ingram Thinks So
Listen to Janaye Ingram's episode of UnBossed Podcast here: When it comes to our careers, gone are the days of our parents where we worked for 40 years at the […] The post Can You Bring Advocacy Into Your Corporate Role? Janaye Ingram Thinks So appeared first on Essence.
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Three LAPD officers charged with falsifying records -
LOS ANGELES — Criminal charges have been filed against three Los Angeles Police Department officers accused of falsifying records that claimed people they had stopped were gang members or gang associates, Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey announced July 10. Braxton Shaw, 37, Michael
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ICC postpones T20 World Cup in Australia due to COVID-19 - Stabroek News
DUBAI,  (Reuters) - This year's Twenty20 World Cup in Australia became a high-profile casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic yesterday after the sport's governing International Cricket Council (ICC) postponed the tournament scheduled for
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SA Rugby plans joint tour documentary with British and Irish Lions
A ground-breaking partnership between SA Rugby and teh British and Irish Lions includes plans of a tour documentary.
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England’s Denly not good enough, says Vaughan - Stabroek News
SOUTHAMPTON, England, (Reuters) - England should look beyond Joe Denly but retain Zak Crawley when regular skipper Joe Root returns for the second test against the West Indies, former captain Michael Vaughan has
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Holder eyeing top spot in bowling charts after achieving 20-year high - Stabroek News
LONDON,  CMC – Captain Jason Holder has amassed the highest rating points by a West Indies bowler in two decades as he closed in on the number one spot in the International Cricket Council’s bowling rankings, after leaping one place to second following his outstanding showing in the first Test
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Fire them all! - SBAJ calls for clean sweep at SCJ
Sugar Company of Jamaica (SCJ) Holdings has received a scathing rebuke from Hugh Johnson, president of the Small Business Association of Jamaica, who has called for the firing of the entire board after the handover of 2,400 acres of Holland Estate...
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From DRC as a refugee to Belgium's first black mayor, the story of Pierre Kompany - Face2Face Africa
Pierre Kompany left the military camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where he was imprisoned on the orders of Mobutu Sese Seko, the country’s ruthless dictator in 1975 as a refugee. Today, he is a Belgian politician overseeing the Brussels suburb of Ganshoren, the first black person to
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Becerra Restricts Access to LAPD Gang Records - Los Angeles Sentinel
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has revoked access to CalGang records generated by the Los Angeles Police Department, following LAPD Chief Michel Moore's decision to permanently withdraw from the program after an internal audit uncovered significant misuse of the gang-tracking database
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The vehicle has also gained popularity worldwide, including Africa and the
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Tampa Company Launches American-Made Business Incubator to Reduce Foreign Dependence | The Orlando Advocate
TAMPA, Fla. – SynDaver, a Tampa-based manufacturer of synthetic humans, 3D printers and personal protective equipment, is moving forward with plans to open up a 50,000 square foot business incubator in Tampa focusing on American-made manufacturing. The incubator will provide short and
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South Africa: Ngidi Exposes Thinly Veiled Racism in SA Cricket
[New Frame] The reaction to Lungisani Ngidi's call for CSA to acknowledge that black lives matter was unsurprising. The sport still has racist elements in its midst, including beneficiaries of apartheid.
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Angola: Atlantic Ventures Loses Lawsuit Against Angolan State
[ANGOP] Luanda -- The Arbitral Tribunal of Paris overruled, on Friday, the legal action brought against the Angolan State by Atlantic Ventures, which challenged the revocation of a Presidential Decree authorizing the concession of building the new Dande Port to that company linked to the
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`We are in a decent position now’ - Stabroek News
West Indies opener, Kraigg Brathwaite believes his side could come out with a victory if they can keep England to a small second innings total in the first Test. The article `We are in a decent position now’ appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Chelsea match winner Giroud has important role, says Lampard - Stabroek News
LONDON,  (Reuters) - Olivier Giroud was singled out for praise by Chelsea manager Frank Lampard for his contribution since the resumption of the Premier League, after the French international’s winner against Norwich City on Tuesday
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This Day in History - July 16
Today is the 198th day of 2020. There are 168 days left in the year.TODAY'S HIGHLIGHT1979: Saddam Hussein takes over as president of Iraq.�OTHER EVENTS1054: Pope Leo IX delivers an excommunication to the patriarch in Constantinople. The patriarch then excommunicates the pope, resulting in the
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“I Am A Slave. I Do Not Own My Life”: Tamar Braxton Sent Suicide Letter To Network Before Alleged Attempt
Sources say that Tamar Braxton sent a suicide letter to the network before the alleged attempt. After a series of mishaps with the TV network, Braxton says she felt like she didn't own her life anymore.
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We will stand by Archer, says Stokes - Stabroek News
MANCHESTER, England,  (Reuters) - England vice-captain Ben Stokes said the team would be there to support fast bowler Jofra Archer after he was excluded from this week's second test against West Indies for breaching bio-secure
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Player of the Match - Stabroek News
On Sunday, the West Indies cricket team completed a fine four-wicket victory over their English hosts in the First Test at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton. The article Player of the Match appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Regional PMs hail Holder’s leadership, new WI commitment - Stabroek News
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados,  CMC – Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia Mottley has praised West Indies Test captain Jason Holder’s “wisdom, maturity and discipline”, one of three sitting political leaders hailing the all-rounder’s leadership of the Caribbean side and celebrating last weekend’s success in the
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Redskins' Minority Owners Look to Sell; Snyder's Stake Could Be in Jeopardy
No more Redskins and, potentially, no more Daniel Snyder.
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Jofra Archer 'sorry' after breach of England team's bio-secure protocols - Voice Online
ENGLAND PACE bowler Jofra Archer has been excluded from the #raisethebat second Test against the... The post Jofra Archer 'sorry' after breach of England team's bio-secure protocols appeared first on Voice Online.
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Op-Ed: From the Heart of a 37 year old Black Male from Detroit, Michigan | The Michigan Chronicle
By Lorron James, CEO of James Group International Excerpt from a 37 year old, black male from Detroit, Michigan: My parents live in a nice house in a suburb that would statistically be identified as predominantly white. Though born on the northwest side of Detroit, I (we) moved into this house when
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Black Votes Matter - New Orleans Data News Weekly
Terry B. Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly Our Hands Can Shape History It is a crucial time in our history, and it is important that we all get to the polls to let our voices [...] The post Black Votes Matter appeared first on New Orleans Data News Weekly.
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Kenya: Badoer the Man - What You May Not Have Known About Wazito's No-Nonsense Boss
[Nairobi News] Last week, Kenya Premier League side Wazito FC owner Ricardo Badoer caused a stir online by summarily dismissing 12 players for under performance.
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Root hails 'Mr Incredible' Stokes after Manchester masterclass - Stabroek News
MANCHESTER, England,  (Reuters) - England all-rounder Ben Stokes' Manchester masterclass has convinced captain Joe Root that the team are 'in the presence of greatness' and that sky was the limit for 'Mr
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Performance is testimony to hard work - Blackwood - Stabroek News
Following a match winning 95 against England in the first Test on Sunday, West Indies middle-order batsman, Jermaine Blackwood marked his return to the longest format with a performance he describes as testimony to hard
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Kenya: Timbe Sparkles but Fails to Inspire Reading to Victory
[Nairobi News] Kenyan international Ayub Timbe came on in the second half as English Championship side Reading FC lost 2-1 to Middlesbrough in a match played at the Madejski Stadium in Reading on Tuesday evening.
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