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On Tuesday (September 21) The Fugees announced a reunion tour to celebrate 25 years of their classic album "The Score."
The 73rd Emmy Awards kicked off with a star-studded Hip-Hop medley honoring the music legend.
The shooting occurred Sunday evening on Anita Kennedy Drive and Sidaway Avenue, near Kinsman Road, in the Garden Valley housing complex.
Reeves is a part of a clique of Republican governors who deflect and double down on lousy talking points as people continue to die from the pandemic.
While this isn’t the first attempt to reframe the attack on the capitol as something other than insurrection, disregarding the low turnout event could be a mistake.
There is no such thing as an AIDS vaccine. There’s not even a mandate for PrEP, the prescription drug that has been a game-changer in preventing the spread of HIV. Setting aside his referencing of a nonexistent vaccine and mandate, Kemp leads a state that already mandates vaccines.
The majority opinion found the law violated the equal protection clause of the North Carolina constitution. The opinion also found that Republican lawmakers could not prove that the law would not have been enacted but for the discriminatory factor. Other findings include the measures taken were not sufficiently tailored to address virtually non-existent voter fraud.
About 14,000 Haitian migrants in Texas seeking asylum will reportedly be removed and returned to Haiti by the federal government as the crippled island nation is still battling setbacks from a series of political crises and natural disasters.
Michigan state Rep. Jewell Jones could spend up to a decade in prison for a litany of criminal charges, including bringing a handcuffs key into the county jail by taping it to the bottom of his shoe. Yes, really.
Texas' new restrictive voting law is a perfect example of how, for several decades, the GOP has depended on racism to keep white people in power and nonwhites on the outside.
Frequently citing Boston's racist reputation, Black Bostonians took turns explaining why they thought the city's voters continue to pass over qualified Black mayoral candidates.
City Councilors Annissa Essaibi George and Michelle Wu -- the top two vote-getters in Boston's mayoral primary -- advanced to faceoff in the general election in November, ensuring the city will elect its first non-white male mayor. She just won't be Black.
