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Month: October 2024

Mississippi asks court to set execution for man on death row since 1976

Associated Press JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The Mississippi attorney general on Tuesday requested an execution date for the state’s longest-serving death row inmate. Richard Gerald Jordan, now 78, was sentenced to death in 1976 for the kidnapping and killing of Edwina Marter earlier that year in Harrison County. The Mississippi Supreme Court rejected Jordan’s latest

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Comcast’s Black Experience on Xfinity: Celebrating Black Fine Art Month with “Who’s Behind Black Art”

By Jo-Carolyn Goode Click here for updates on this story     October 1, 2024 (Houston Style Magazine) — Art is a reflection of culture, a dynamic and evolving conversation that often transcends mere aesthetics to tell the stories of communities, struggles, and triumphs. In celebration of Black Fine Art Month this October, Comcast’s Black Experience on

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Huracán Helene: al menos 140 personas han muerto y ya es el tercer huracán más mortal de los últimos 50 años en EE.UU.

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — Al menos 140 personas han muerto en seis estados tras el paso del huracán Helene, que ya se ubica entre los huracanes más mortales que han golpeado el territorio continental de Estados Unidos en los últimos 50 años. Ahora puedes seguirnos en WhatsApp Channel Además, muchas personas permanecen desaparecidas, quizás incapaces de

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Salman Rushdie, Percival Everett and Miranda July are National Book Award finalists

AP National Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Salman Rushdie’s memoir about his near-fatal stabbing, “Knife,” and Percival Everett’s revisionist historical novel, “James,” are among the finalists for the 75th annual National Book Awards. Others nominated include author-filmmaker Miranda July for her explicit novel on middle age, “All Fours,” and the celebrated Canadian poet Anne Carson

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Catholic hospital in California illegally denied emergency abortion, state attorney general says

Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California’s attorney general is suing a Catholic hospital, saying that Providence St. Joseph Hospital illegally denied emergency abortion care to a woman. Attorney General Rob Bonta filed the complaint Monday in Humboldt County Superior Court. Anna Nusslock was rushed to Providence in Eureka after her water broke 15 weeks

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Wilmer Valderrama. Rosario Dawson. America Ferrera. Star-led drive aims to get Latinos to vote

Associated Press The Voto Latino Foundation has launched a $5 million initiative to encourage Latinos to vote. The “Vota Con Ganas” or ’Vote with Enthusiasm” campaign launched Tuesday. It will feature personal stories and messages from the Latino community, voter registration drives and workshops, social media outreach campaigns, and public service announcement-type videos from celebrities

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Watchdog blasts DEA for not reporting human rights abuses by foreign policing partners

Associated Press MIAMI (AP) — A federal government watchdog is blasting the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration for failing to timely report human rights violations committed by Latin American law enforcement partners who admitted to torturing crime suspects. The Justice Department’s Office of the Inspector General published an advisory memorandum on the issue Tuesday. It centers

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