Mississippi formally began the process to remove the Confederate symbol from its state flag on Saturday. The state House and Senate voted to suspend legislative deadlines and present a bill to change the flag amid intense criticism and weeks of pressure during protests over racial injustices. Observers at the Mississippi …
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“Claustrophobic or nostalgic”: The Los Angeles Lakers player highlights his biggest concern about the NBA bubble Orlando
Fans are anxiously awaiting the return of the NBA, which should resume in just over a month. There will be a consecutive action as soon as the season starts. The league recently released the seed games and the Los Angeles Lakers look good and really comfortable keeping their place as …
Read More »Martin named new Irish Prime Minister vows to face deep recession
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ireland’s parliament on Saturday elected veteran opposition leader Micheál Martin as prime minister to head the first coalition uniting the two parties that have fought for power since a civil war nearly a century ago. Taoiseach Micheal Martin, Party Leader Fianna Fail leaves the Convention Center, on …
Read More »DNA evidence points to 8-year-old killer after 38 years
Police in Columbus, Ohio said Friday they unraveled the unsolved case about who kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and killed the 8-year-old boy, all thanks to genealogical evidence and a podcast that traces the history of the case. Investigators say that on September 20, 1982, Kelly Ann was kidnapped in the Columbus …
Read More »QB Kellen Mond, Texas A&M Players Protest Campus Statue
Texas A&M quarterback Kellen Mond He has been at the forefront in trying to remove a statue of former Texas A&M President Lawrence Sullivan Ross, also known as “Sully,” from campus. Mond and his companions led a march tonight, which ended at the statue. There, the Aggies players were greeted …
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