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Diddy has his baby back. He has just won a bidding war for the rights to his Sean John clothing brand. As spotted on Women's Wear Daily the mega mogul has bought back the line that he made global back in the 1990's. According to sources he shelled out a whopping $7.551 million dollars to win […]
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US intel and satellite images show Saudi Arabia is now building its own ballistic missiles with help of China
The content originally appeared on: CNN Washington (CNN)US intelligence agencies have assessed that Saudi Arabia is now actively manufacturing its own ballistic missiles with the help of China, CNN has learned, a development that could have significant ripple effects across the Middle East and
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Phoenix Suns Embrace NBA’s Strong Stance on Social Justice - Texas Metro News
NNPA NEWSWIRE — For communities of color who today continue to produce many of the star athletes in the sports industry, the outcries for freedom, justice and equality have had a transformative impact on the commitments of sports’ owners and
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Twitter Responds To Kyle Rittenhouse Becoming Right-Wing America’s New Hero
I've said it before and I'll say it again: We really need to talk about white America and Republican thug culture. Kyle Rittenhouse has only done one notable thing in his life—he traveled across state lines with a weapon he had no business carrying and he used it to kill two people and seriously
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South Africa: Tseko Monyamane Turns His Art Into a Business
[New Frame] The artist's unique creations made from wool and discarded glass bottles gained a following this year. Now he has his sights set on filling homes with his eco-friendly decor.
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NIPSCO’s Hope for the Holidays Employee Fundraising Campaign Helps Non-Profit Organizations - The Chicago Crusader
NIPSCO’s ninth annual Hope for the Holidays campaign, combining company and employee donations provided more than $93,000 to benefit community-serving organizations throughout northern Indiana this holiday season. NIPSCO’s fundraising program
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The FDA Authorizes COVID-19 Pill For People 12 And Older
The lifesaving pill has been authorized for COVID-19 patients 12 and older and is available to elderly people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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St. Petersburg College and partners leading the charge to address nursing shortages
'A nursing shortage affects all of us. We recognize that it is imperative to the health and well-being of citizens throughout the state that we address the issue and come up with bold and sustainable solutions,' SPC President Dr. Tonjua Williams said. PINELLAS COUNTY - Florida faces a critical
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Covid-19 : face au variant Omicron, les mesures restrictives se multiplient
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School closures hurting GDP - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
KG ALI WE BELONG to a nation that has maintained a common thread in its communication since March 2020 that we follow the science. If in fact we are guided by science in navigating our country through this covid19 pandemic, how can we be in a position where our schools remain predominantly
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Aranguez taxi drivers bring cheer with Xmas treat
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Al Ahly beat Raja Casablanca on penalties to retain CAF Super Cup | Africanews
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Two Tacoma police officers cleared of wrongdoing in Washington man's 2020 death
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COVID-19 Far More Lethal Than a Cold, Contrary to Suggestion in Viral Video - The Washington Informer
COVID-19 has killed more than 805,000 people in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Yet a viral video on social media suggests the disease is the same as a “common cold.” COVID-19 is in the same family of some cold viruses, but its potential for
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Small businesses see need for new financing options - Barbados Today
The Small Business Association (SBA) is continuing to lobby policymakers to consider the provision of grants and stimulus support to firms, especially given the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the sector. The SBA maintains that traditional forms of funding will no longer be the viable option to
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Buttenberg & MP keeps energy parts supply-chain moving - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
COVID19 has affected businesses all over the world, especially in energy where a combination of a drive to transition to cleaner, renewable sources along with the negative economic effects of the pandemic left the industry in a volatile state. In Trinidad and Tobago (TT), energy companies cont
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Artists strive to preserve Islamic calligraphy | Africanews
In Iraq, preserving the gentle art of Arabic calligraphy has been deemed vital for future generations and years. Jammal Hussein who works at a construction site finds time in the course of the day to also help in preserving this centuries-old writing culture.
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Survey Found Black Adults ‘Satisfied’ with Direction of the Country, Up 10 Points from Previous Results
By Maya Pottiger | Word In Black (WIB) - The November Temperature Check found that 52% of Black adults are “satisfied” with the direction the country is heading in. This is a […] The post Survey Found Black Adults ‘Satisfied’ with Direction of the Country, Up 10 Points from Prev
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5 Tips To Plan Budget-Friendly Caribbean Trips | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: News Americas Now News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Thurs. Dec. 23, 2021: You may think that a vacation to the Caribbean might be a little too expensive for your budget, but it actually doesn’t have to be. You can enjoy the white sands, pristine beaches, verdant
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Egypt Records 848 New Coronavirus Cases, 47 Deaths
[Egypt Online] The Health Ministry said on Tuesday night 21/12/2021 that 848 new coronavirus cases were detected, upping the total number of confirmed cases reported in the country since the beginning of the outbreak to 377,081.
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Biden Deferring Student Loan Payments Again Falls Short Of Campaign Promise To Cancel Debt
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Do Environmental Protection Laws Only Work When The Economy Is Doing Well?
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National Wildlife Federation: Giving Thanks to Community Partners
By Tatiana Eaves  In the spirit of the holiday season, the team at the National Wildlife Federation would like to give thanks to all of our Birmingham, Alabama partners and send you all best wishes for the holidays. It’s been a tremendous two years of effort addressing
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Jay-Z's Newest Roc Nation Signee Is 9th Wonder Student Reuben Vincent
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Christmas was always special in Gary—even without “stuff” - The Chicago Crusader
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Prince estate draws closer to settlement
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Ten-year-old Pennsylvania girl dead after attempting the TikTok “Blackout Challenge” | The Orlando Advocate
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Do Environmental Protection Laws Only Work When The Economy Is Doing Well?
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