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A 12-Year-Old Ohio Boy Is Dead After Participating In The Viral TikTok 'Blackout Challenge' - Blavity
An Ohio mother is grieving the loss of her 12-year-old son who died after participating in the viral TikTok “ blackout challenge .” Blavity previously reported on the challenge where participants try to make themselves pass out by holding their breath or choking themselves. This results in them
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Advanced vNOTES procedure gives more patients a chance for scarless hysterectomy - Texas Metro News
Patrick M. Weix, M.D., Ph.D.Obstetrics and Gynecology Nearly 600,000 women each year in the U.S. have ahysterectomyto remove their uterus. The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommends vaginal
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Baltimore City teachers salaries fall to lowest in state
BY TIMOTHY E DASHIELL, Capital News Service BALTIMORE — In Baltimore City, the Maryland community with the highest numbers of needy students and the most demand for experienced teachers, the […] The post Baltimore City teachers salaries fall to lowest in state appeared first on
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Kawhi Leonard, Clippers show how dangerous they can be when healthy - L.A. FOCUS NEWSPAPER
LOS ANGELES — From Paul George’s side of the court, Kawhi Leonard appeared close to being in midseason form – diving for loose balls, cutting to the basket, burying 3-point shots. “It’s the same Kawhi, I think he’s just playing more, he’s getting more reps,” Goerge said after Leonardposted season
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Paria’s technical lead ‘nervous’ ahead of testifying at CoE - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
PARIA’S acting technical lead Catherine Balkissoon admitted she was nervous moments before she testified at the Commission of Enquiry (CoE) into the February 25 Paria diving tragedy. Kazim Ali Jr, Fyzal Kurban, Yusuf Henry, Rishi Nagassar and Christopher Boodram were doing maintenance at Berth
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During pregnancy, avoid cold cuts and soft cheeses to reduce listeria risk - Texas Metro News
Robyn Horsager-Boehrer, M.D.Obstetrics and Gynecology ANovember 2022 outbreak of listeria – a bacterial infection spread by contaminated food products – has resulted in reports of one death, one pregnancy
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Women Behind Bars Who Were Sexually Abused by Prison Employees May Be Given ‘Compassionate Early Release’
The Justice Department is considering the expansion of a program that provides early releases to female inmates who are victims of sexual abuse behind bars
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‘It Is What It Is’: White Texas Man Who Repeatedly Punched Black Woman Over Parking Lot Dispute Gets Four Days In Jail - The New York Beacon
Three years after his fight with a Black woman went viral on social media, a white male former bartender has been found guilty of obstruction and assault. In a controversial move, the man was allowed to make a plea agreement after his conviction, which rendered
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Eddie Murphy to Receive Cecil B. DeMille Award at Globes - The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint
By The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Eddie Murphy will receive the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 80th Golden Globes, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced Wednesday. The […]
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Bighorn sheep to get drinking stations as drought becomes new normal - L.A. FOCUS NEWSPAPER
Thanks to conservation efforts, there’s been some good news of late when it comes to Southern California’s population of bighorn sheep. After years of declines, herds in Joshua Tree National Park and in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park have stabilized and even started to grow a bit, noted James
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Rocket Community Fund joins Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, ANDP in BeltLine housing initiative - The Atlanta Voice
Rocket Community Fund, an investment fund managed by online lender Rocket Mortgage, is working with the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership to preserve affordable housing units and reduce economic inequality along the city’s Beltline.
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CHP commander found fatally shot after husband’s mysterious death - L.A. FOCUS NEWSPAPER
A California Highway Patrol commander was found fatally shot at a Tennessee home, two months after her missing husband was found dead. Julie Harding (California Highway Patrol) Julie Harding, 49, commander for the Yuba-Sutter area of the CHP, was under investigation for possible involvement in
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Blue Heart Foundation Honors Robert L. Dean - The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint
By Voice & Viewpoint Robert Earl Dean,  was among the honorees at The Blue Heart Foundation’s 16th Annual Christmas Breakfast Awards Ceremony held this past weekend. The community certainly came […]
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Whiting-Turner to break ground on community hub at Mondawmin Mall
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, Report for America Corps Member, msayles@afro.com Baltimore-based construction company Whiting-Turner on Dec. 15 will begin groundbreaking on Mondawmin Mall’s Target, which has been vacant […] The post Whiting-Turner to break ground on comm
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Graphic Police Brutality Photos Show Cop Smiling After Beating Black Veteran Bloody In Colorado
Dalvin Gadson claims he was racially profiled and the victim of police brutality in Colorado Springs, and he has graphic photos to prove it. The post Graphic Police Brutality Photos Show Cop Smiling After Beating Black Veteran Bloody In Colorado appeared first on NewsOne.
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NYC Central Park Entrance To Be Named After The “Exonerated 5”
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Georgia Funeral Worker Charged After Allegedly Scamming Families Out Of Thousands Of Dollars - Blavity
Authorities in Jonesboro, a suburb of Atlanta, have charged a funeral home in connection to an alleged scheme to scam bereaving families out of thousands of dollars. Atlanta Black Star reports that police allege that Danielle Longino (also known as Danielle Watkins), a former employee of the
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Recap: First public South Dallas/ Fair Park Area Plan meeting - DW
By Raven Jordan Forward Dallas hosted its first public community meeting of the year regarding the South Dallas and Fair Park Area Plan at South Dallas Cultural Center Thursday night. Members from the City of Dallas Planning and Urban Development Department addressed land use, housing and
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Don’t spread yourself too thin: avoid burnout with these simple tips
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, Report for America Corps Member, msayles@afro.com We’ve all heard the age-old saying that “hard work pays off.” But, sometimes, working too hard can do […] The post Don’t spread yourself too thin: avoid burnout with these simple tips appear
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Judge sets aside $850m award to OAS over highway extension - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A HIGH COURT judge has set aside the $850-million-plus arbitration award to Brazilian construction firm Construtora OAS SA over the Solomon Hochoy Highway extension project. On Wednesday, Justice Frank Seepersad ruled in favour of an application of the National Infrastructure Development Compa
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Shanquella Robinson Rally Is A Call For Justice For The Family And Consequences For The Accused
The untimely death of Shanquella Robinson has gained worldwide attention, and a rally held in her hometown over the weekend demanded justice.
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What Is DOJ Doing To Stop The Rise Of Hate Crimes In America?
DOJ recently released information regarding its plans to fight the rise of hate crimes in America.  The post What Is DOJ Doing To Stop The Rise Of Hate Crimes In America? appeared first on NewsOne.…
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She Reps: London Burton - DW
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When friends do not understand your mental health
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California needs to end its job-killing licensing laws - L.A. FOCUS NEWSPAPER
For the third election in a row, California voters wisely rejected a costly ballot initiative (Prop. 29) that would have had disastrous consequences for the state’s 80,000 dialysis patients. Dialysis typically lasts four hours per session, with many patients needing three treatments a week. Missing
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3 Caribbean countries have now quashed colonial-era laws criminalizing gay sex
A top court in Barbados has ruled that colonial-era laws that criminalize gay sex in the Caribbean nation are unconstitutional. According to The Associated Press, Monday’s high court ruling makes Barbados the third country in the Caribbean region to repeal such laws this year. Courts in Antigua
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Boy, ten, among four wounded in Dinsley shooting - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
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Judge grants Griffith injunction against PM over firearms audit report - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
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