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Jun 22 2019
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Democratic presidential hopefuls seek black support at South Carolina fish fry
COLUMBIA, S.C. (Reuters) - A fish fry in South Carolina on Friday drew the largest crowd of Democratic presidential candidates yet and gave them a chance to gauge support among black voters, who will be a crucial voting bloc in the early primary state next year.
Reuters
Mar 26 2023
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Texas vs Miami basketball free live stream, TV channel for Elite 8 game (3/26/2023)
The No. 2 seed Texas Longhorns hope they can knock out a surging No. 5 seed Miami Hurricanes team in an Elite 8 showdown at the 2023 NCAA Tournament to decide who makes the Final Four in this annual men’s college basketball competition. Tipoff takes place today on Sunday, March 26 at 2:05 p.m. PT/5:05 p.m. ET with a live broadcast on CBS. • WATCH: Texas vs. Miami game live for FREE with Fubo (
The Oregonian
Jan 04 2024
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Terminally ill woman ends her life on her own terms after Vermont changes its law
By Lisa Rathke, The Associated Press A Connecticut woman who pushed for expanded access to Vermont’s law that allows people who are terminally ill to receive lethal medication to end their lives died in Vermont on Thursday, an event her husband called “comfortable and peaceful,” just like she wanted. Lynda Bluestein, who had terminal cancer, ended her life by taking prescribed medication. Her
The Patriot-News
Jan 02 2024
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Minnesota lawmakers celebrate new red flag law taking effect
MOORHEAD — The new red flag law celebrated by Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz in a press conference on Tuesday, Jan. 2, allows a judge to temporarily remove gun access from those deemed to pose a significant risk to the safety of themselves or others. It is meant to prevent mass shootings, and firearm suicides. "And I say this as a gun owner, as a veteran, as a life-long hunter, none of these things
Inforum
Aug 20 2016
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Trump predicts he can win 95 percent of the black vote
Donald Trump promised Friday night that if elected president, he will win 95 percent of the African-American vote in his reelection bid. Renewing his effort to reach out to black voters at a rally Friday evening, Trump suggested that Democratic politicians that overwhelmingly govern in America’s inner cities have failed African-Americans. Trump told the Dimondale, Michigan, crowd that “we can
Politico
Jan 02 2024
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'Keep some of that money here': Bellevue pushing to build casino and racetrack
THE CITY OF BELLEVUE IS ALL IN ON THE IDEA TO BUILD A CASINO AND RACETRACK. NOW, IT HOPES THE NEBRASKA GAMING COMMISSION GIVES THE GREEN LIGHT. THANKS FOR JOINING US. I’M BILL SHERMAN. I’M QUANECIA FRASER. THE PUSH TO BUILD COMES AFTER A NEW REPORT ESTIMATES THE POTENTIAL ECONOMIC IMPACT, BUT THERE IS ALREADY RESISTANCE. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN SEAN MCKINNON IS LIVE. THE WARHORSE CASINO CLAIMS
ABC 7 KETV
Jan 03 2024
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Four children killed as a fire tears through a multifamily home in Connecticut
A fire that raced through a two-family home in northern Connecticut on Tuesday night killed four children and several animals as firefighters struggled with rescue efforts because of clutter, authorities said. The four children who died in the Somers blaze were ages 5, 6, 8 and 12 and lived in one side of the house with their mother and three other siblings, fire and town officials said. The
The Independent
Jan 04 2024
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Terminally ill Connecticut woman ends her life on her own terms
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A Connecticut woman who pushed for expanded access to Vermont’s law that allows people who are terminally ill to receive lethal medication to end their lives died in Vermont on Thursday, an event her husband called “comfortable and peaceful,” just like she wanted. Lynda Bluestein, who had terminal cancer, ended her life by taking prescribed medication, according to the
Wish TV
Oct 01 2020
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California to study reparations for Black residents under new law signed by Gov. Newsom
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law on Wednesday that opens the door to the state paying reparations of some kind to Black Californians, especially those who are descendants of slaves.
The law does not commit to any specific kind of payment. It calls for a nine-member task force that will be asked to make recommendations for how reparations could be provided, such as through compensation or
The Sacramento Bee
Jan 03 2024
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Host Apologizes for Rodgers Saying Kimmel Is on Epstein List
Pat McAfee apologized Wednesday after Aaron Rodgers suggested on his ESPN show on Tuesday that ABC late night host Jimmy Kimmel was linked to the list of Jeffrey Epstein associates scheduled to be released this month, saying that he and his team were “rolling on two hours of sleep” because of the Rose Bowl game prior to going live. He also explained that Rodgers’ comment was “meant to be a
Daily Beast