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AP FACT CHECK: If he's said it once, he's said it 100 times | The Atlanta Voice
If saying things 100 times could make them true, President Donald Trump’s account of how the U.S. is doing with the coronavirus would be true. COVID-19 testing would be the envy of the world, the economy would be on the cusp of roaring back, the threat would be receding in a pandemic that has
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EDITORIAL | Be angry at partygoers, not Ramaphosa, for new booze ban | News24
It is a pity that the majority of people should be punished for the sins of a minority, but Ramaphosa cannot be faulted for reinstating the ban after several reports of boozy gatherings.
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African American Arrested for Unprovoked Attack on Macy’s Employee - African American News Today - EIN News
An 18yr old African American identified as Damire Canell Palmer in the United States. The African American gave the White Macy’s of the assault showed the African American aggressively landing several blows on
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Lindsey Graham says he will ask Mueller to testify before Senate panel - L.A. Focus Newspaper
Graham's comments follow an op-ed by Mueller published Saturday in The Washington Post, in which the former special counsel defended his office's prosecution of Roger Stone and wrote that he is still a convicted felon and "rightly so" in light of President Donald Trump's commutation of
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Hospitals in Covid-19 hotspots are running out of remdesivir - L.A. Focus Newspaper
Wolfe would love to share some of his remdesivir with doctors like Godofsky, given that it's the only drug authorized by the US Food and Drug Administration to treat
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'Principal of the Year' mans the house at Whitehaven High School - TSDMemphis.com
Dr. Vincent Hunter has had a few days for the news to sink in. The Whitehaven High School principal has been named Shelby County Schools “Principal of the Year” for the 2019-20 school year. “I have been a finalist several times,” said Hunter. “This year when I learned that I was in the running
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FAT MEAT IS GREASY! | Afram News
We are being lied to, our freedoms are being taken forever, and I will not be muzzled like a mad dog! And I will not have my health destroyed because you idiots can’t figure this out and simply can’t read the truth!
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Delta Extends Block on Middle Seats, Flight Capacity Limitations | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
As some airlines in the United States announced they would once again book their flights to capacity. Delta Air Lines revealed it would continue to block middle seats and limit passenger numbers in every cabin through September 30. Delta is capping seating at 50 percent in First Class and domestic
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A Sweet Tooth, Some Bad Math, and a Pair of Red Underwear: An Explanation of Persistent Ethnic Voting and Two Party Dominance in Guyana (Part 1) - Stabroek News
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Virtual currency to rescue developing countries
It is a virtual currency that tends to be focused on speculative aspects, but it is also used to rescue developing countries and those who are called unbanked who do not have a bank account, as well as for refugees. This article introduces DASH, Stellar and OmiseGo's efforts in developing
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Rev. Marvin Hunter to host Town Hall Forum on the 1967 Kerner Report Focusing on The Causes of Racism Then And Now | The Crusader Newspaper Group
What did America learn from the Kerner Report's study of the civil disorder from the 60s Rev. Marvin Gaye Hunter, pastor of the Grace Memorial Church, 1457 So. Kenneth Avenue in Chicago, is hosting and chairing a panel and town hall discussion 4 p.m., Wednesday, July 15th, streaming live from his
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City fathers bemoan govt lack of budgetary support for clinics
BULAWAYO city fathers have accused the central government of failing to provide budgetary support to council-run clinics, leading to the deterioration in the quality of health services in the city. By NQOBANI NDLOVU The Bulawayo City Council operates 19 clinics and one infectious disease hospital
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Kenya: Meru Miraa Traders Say Somalia Flights Ban Ruining Their Business
[Nation] Farmers who grow miraa varieties popular with the export market have decried harsh economic times following the suspension of international cargo flights into Somalia amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Black Blues Singer Anita White Says Country Band Lady Antebellum Is Trying to Erase Her Brand In Fight for 'Lady A' Name
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'Zootie' calls and dating apps: Couples share how they found matches during the pandemic - L.A. Focus Newspaper
When coronavirus first hit in March, the freelance production manager paid about $30 for a three-month premium subscription on the dating app Hinge -- and he figured he'd just keep swiping until that
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Protest at your own risk, says Zanu PF
THE ruling Zanu PF party yesterday said it would deal harshly with the planned protests against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government on July 31, evoking memories of killings by the army of civilians in 2018 and January last year. BY DESMOND CHINGARANDE Six civilians were shot dead in the
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Gold ETF price hits historic high amid market jitters
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Union urges swift action to support BAME pregnant women - Voice Online
THE ROYAL College of Midwives (RCM) is calling for swift implementation of an action plan... The post Union urges swift action to support BAME pregnant women appeared first on Voice Online.
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‘Come clean on human rights abuses’
BY PRECIOUS CHIDA HUMAN rights lobby group Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) has challenged government to come out clean on its sincerity to investigate and end human rights abuses, mostly perpetrated by State security agents. The grouping said government should conduct itself in a transparent manner
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[New Times] Financial sector development plays a huge role in economic development. It promotes economic growth through capital accumulation and technological progress by increasing the savings rate, producing information about investment, facilitating and encouraging foreign capital inflows, as
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Four Common Myths About Slavery
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Black woman called a 'good little slave' for wearing a mask - TheGrio
A black woman was confronted and harassed for wearing a face mask in pubic. Her harasser has not been identified,... View Article The post Black woman called a 'good little slave' for wearing a mask appeared first on TheGrio.
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Are Jews Obligated to Support Reparations for African-Americans? - African American News Today - EIN News
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ABC7/WLS-TV Chicago Eyewitness New Spotlights Black-Owned Businesses Across Chicago | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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