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Nashville sends Justin Jones back to the Tennessee House after Expulsion.
Nashville’s Justin Jones has returned to the Tennessee House of Representatives, just four days after being expelled by the state’s…
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Gunman live-streamed mass shooting at a Louisville bank that left 5 dead and 8 injured
Authorities have reported that a 25-year-old bank employee, identified as Connor Sturgeon, opened fire at Old National Bank in downtown…
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NORTH CAROLINA’S FIRST BLACK-OWNED CHILDREN’S BOOKSTORE TO OPEN ITS DOORS FOR THE FIRST TIME
Liberation Station Bookstore, North Carolina’s first Black-owned children’s bookstore, is set to open its physical doors in the historic downtown…
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Tennessee House GOP expels 2 Democrats in retaliation over gun control protest.
In response to a mass shooting that devastated a Nashville school, protesters gathered at the state Capitol to demand gun…
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THREE LITTLE BLACK GIRLS HAVE BEEN MURDERED AND NO ONE SEEMS TO CARE…
Screenshot 2023 04 06 064934 Tragic news has emerged regarding the deaths of three young girls who were reported missing…
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Why New York’s hush money case against Donald Trump is Viewed as a Risky Move
New York’s hush money case against former President Donald Trump has been viewed as a risky move by legal analysts,…
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Founder of Cash App, Tech executive Bob Lee, dead after apparent stabbing attack in San Francisco
Bob Lee, Founder of Cash App Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App and former CTO of Square, has passed…
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3 Tips to save money in 2023
Savings As we begin to move into the second quarter of the new year, many people make resolutions to save…
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Dr. Xavier Cole first black president of Loyola New Orleans in 111 years
Xavier Cole – Courtesy Marquette Univ. Dr. Xavier Cole, currently the Vice President for Student Affairs at Marquette University, will…
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Episcopal Diocese of New York issues apology for their hand in the slave trade
CourtesyofEpiscopalDioceseofNY The Episcopal Diocese of New York has issued an official apology for its role in the slave trade and…
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