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Australian Island State Mining Deaths ‘Entirely Avoidable’ – The Wilmington Journal
HOBART, Australia — An “almost perfect storm” of poor safety practices and inadequate equipment was to blame for two miners’ deaths on Australia’s Island state of Tasmania’s west coast eight years ago, a coroner has ruled. [...]
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Autoridades nicaragüenses encarcelan líderes de oposición, facilitan reelección de Daniel Ortega – The Wilmington Journal
CARACAS, Venezuela — A cinco meses de las elecciones generales en Nicaragua, todo parece apuntar a la reelección de Daniel Ortega. Mejor dicho, a que el régimen se asegure de que sea reelecto. Daniel Ortega (La [...]
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Spain Through the Eyes of Foreigners: Milwaukee Art Museum Presents “Americans in Spain” | The Madison Times
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Five years ago, the Milwaukee Art Museum, N. 700 Art Museum Dr., began working on the exhibition “Americans in Spain.” Little did the museum know, that by the time the exhibition arrived, the world would just be opening up again and exploration would be more poignant than
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Quest For Gold Sends Young Cameroonians To Early Graves – The Wilmington Journal
BERTOUA, Cameroon — When Franki Angemin, 21, heard the news of eight young men buried alive by landfalls in Kambélé, east Cameroon, while prospecting for gold, he knew the same fate could have befallen him. Yet, [...]
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NYC parks renamed for Gwen Ifill and more celebrated Black icons
In line with a new initiative of New York City’s Department of Parks and Recreation, 16 parks in the nation’s... View Article The post NYC parks renamed for Gwen Ifill and more celebrated Black icons appeared first on TheGrio.
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India’s Online Gaming Industry Projected To Hit $3.9 Billion By FY25: KPMG – The Omaha Star
India is home to the second-largest base of online casual gamers in the world. The post India’s Online Gaming Industry Projected To Hit $3.9 Billion By FY25: KPMG appeared first on Zenger News.
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Does Mariah Carey Think Eminem Is Still 'Obsessed' With Her 12 Years After Her Classic Song?
On June 16, 2009, Mariah Carey debuted her classic hit “Obsessed” from Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel, a song that mocked the then-newly sobered Eminem for being, as the title suggests, obsessed.
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A Black Mother And Her Children Called N-Word And Assaulted By A Pepper Shaker At Pizza Joint
A Black mother, accompanied by her two children, had pepper thrown at her by a possibly disturbed and racist stranger who called her the N-word.
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Senator Richards: Deal with online gambling - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
INDEPENDENT Senator Paul Richards urged the Government to soon address the phenomenon of online gambling, speaking on Friday in the Senate on the debate on the Gambling (Gaming and Betting) Control Bill 2021 which regulates traditional forms of gambling such as casinos. "That online aspect as
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Family Left Heartbroken Over Cashier Killed After Telling Customer to Wear A Mask
The family of 41-year-old Laquitta Willis is speaking out and expressing their grief over her senseless death on Monday. Willis was working her shift at the Big Bear Supermarket in DeKalb County Atlanta when customer Victor Lee Tucker came in without a face mask, CBS46 reports. After telling the
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Reprieve for Mnangagwa - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY PEARL MATIBE IN WASHINGTON/MIRIAM MANGWAYA ZIMBABWE is set to receive US$4,6 million from the United States for alleviation of the impact The post Reprieve for Mnangagwa appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Naomi Osaka Withdraws From Wimbledon To Spend Time With Family And Friends
Star tennis player, Naomi Osaka, has decided not to participate in this year's Wimbledon tournament so she can prioritize spending time with herself, her family and friends.
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Tracy defends food support in Speyside: Where was Farley? - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Development Tracy Davidson-Celestine has accused the Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) deputy leader Farley Augustine of trying to blame her for his lack of representation in Parlatuvier/ L’Anse Fourmi/ Speyside. Davidson-Celestine said Augustine wa
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Nipsey Hussle To Get A Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
The world continues to give Nipsey Hussle his flowers after his untimely passing. He will be recognized with a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. As spotted on High Snobiety the fallen MC is getting some world class respect put on his name even after his death. This year he will be given the
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VP Kamala Harris visits Atlanta to promote White House's COVID vaccination efforts | The Atlanta Voice
Today, Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Atlanta as she help launches the White House’s “month of action,” which was announced by President Joe Biden last week to urge more Americans to get vaccinated in the fight against COVID-19 before the July 4th holiday.
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What about us? Time to step up and support Black students in agriculture! – African American News and Issues
By: Nevaeh Richards The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo awarded 70 Texas 4-H program members a grand total of $1.4 million in scholarships, but while that’s a great thing, you’ll notice a glaring similarity among the scholarship recipients – they are overwhelmingly WHITE! While there may be a few
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Fifth Third Bank Makes Additional Investment In First Independence Bank
Fifth Third Community Development Corp., has announced it will invest an additional $2.5 million in the Detroit-based First Independence Bank.
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Chicago Department of Public Health Releases The State of Health for Blacks in Chicago. | Chicago Defender
The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) released The State of Health for Blacks in Chicago, a first of its kind data brief describing the health status of Chicago’s Black population and the root cause inequities disproportionately affecting the lives of Black Chicagoans. The brief provides
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The Department of Health has criticised the media house for its claims that there was a cover-up regarding the Sithole decuplets.
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US Assistant Secretary to speak at Amcham AGM - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Western Hemisphere Global Market at the United States Department of Commerce Ian Saunders is expected to be the keynote speaker at this year's Amcham Trinidad and Tobago's annual general meeting on Tuesday (June 22). Amcham said in a release, Saunders is resp
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Harrismith N3 Protests: Now 12 suspects appear in court
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Tobago aims to vaccinate 10,000 by next week - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THA Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Development Tracy Davidson-Celestine said her division's target is for the island to have at least 10,000 people with one covid19 vaccine jab in their arms by the end of next week. At the THA Division of Health, Wellness and Family Development's new
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The city of Newark honors George Floyd’s memory with a statue at City Hall
 By: Maximillian Boudreaux  Newark, New Jersey is honoring the memory of George Floyd with a statue in front of Newark’s City Hall on Wednesday.   The unveiling of the 700-pound bronze statue was attended by Mayor Ras Baraka, actor and filmmaker Leon Pickney, who had the statue commissioned and
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Koala Scares: Iconic Aussie Animals Could Soon Be Extinct – The Wilmington Journal
CANBERRA, Australia — Koalas could soon be listed as endangered in Queensland, New South Wales, and the Australian Capital Territory after bushfires smashed already struggling populations and destroyed precious habitats. A federal panel of threatened species experts has [...]
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Candace Owens Cries White Supremacist Tears As Juneteenth Becomes National Holiday
Candace Owens dug deep into her shallow Black white supremacist bag when she led the chorus of conservatives complaining that Juneteenth is now an official federal holiday in the United States of America.
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Proud Boys Leader Claims He's Forced to Sell BLM Apparel Through Secret Business Because They're 'Hemorrhaging Money'
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Shurugwi mine gets 7-day ultimatum - NewsDay Zimbabwe
THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has issued Musasa Mining Syndicate in Shurugwi with a seven-day ultimatum to rehabilitate the environment after the company started operating without the mandatory environmental impact assessment certificate.
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Meghan McCain Snaps At Whoopi Goldberg And Twitter Erupted
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Sewa TT, local companies in major donation to health sector - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE Ministry of Health has been bolstered by a sizeable donation which includes hundreds of instruments to fight the pandemic. The donation was made by Sewa International TT, in partnership with the American Chamber of Commerce (Amcham), Amerijet and Ramps Logistics. The donation includes 40
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