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The Ministry of Health in Saint Lucia is heightening awareness as measles cases rise in the Americas. Despite no local cases for decades, global cases soared by 20% in 2023. Dr. Michelle Francois emphasizes the need for vaccination to maintain community immunity and prevent outbreaks.
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By Lt. Ken Roland Court room where the trial is being held FORT LAUDERDALE, FL — A trial commenced Monday over the ownership of a historic landmark, involving the Grand Lodge of the Elks and Sader Investments, LLC. The case centers on a disputed property sale linked to the Pride of Fort Laud...
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Norfolk State University applauds TowneBank's generous $400,000 contribution, boosting student-athlete scholarships. This TowneBank Endowed Athletic Success Fund enhances financial support, underlining NSU’s dedication to educational and athletic achievement.
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In April 1966, Senator J.W. Fulbright condemned U.S. actions in Vietnam, warning against “the arrogance of power.” Fast forward to February 2025, President Trump’s disrespectful treatment of Ukrainian President Zelensky echoes this sentiment, revealing a troubling attitude towards international rela...
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Witnessing "SIX" live at Clowes Memorial Hall was electrifying. This Tony Award-winning musical, celebrating Henry VIII's wives, blends history with pop culture. With dynamic performances, vivid costumes, and an all-female band, it empowers and entertains. Experience this captivating show through Ma...
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In a nod to resilience and community, Better Brothers Los Angeles and The DIVA Foundation unveil honorees for the 11th Annual Truth Awards, sponsored by ViiV. Happening March 15th at the elegant Beverly venue, this event celebrates authenticity.
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Bible Trivia According to Webster, a “name” identifies a person or thing. Exploring God’s names unveils His attributes. What insights do they provide? EL EL Elyon EL Olam Jehovah Jireh Jehovah Rapha Jehovah Nissi Jehovah Tsidkenu Jehovah Shalom **Biblical note** Names reveal ch...
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By April Ryan Reverend Al Sharpton celebrates the remarkable life of Dr. Hazel Nell Dukes, a civil rights icon and NAACP leader, who passed away at 92. Known for her unwavering commitment, she influenced countless lives. Her legacy will endure as a beacon of hope in the ongoing fight for justice....
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Salt Lake City officers faced discipline after instructing trainee Dakota Smigel to cut a deceased homeless man's blisters, sparking outrage. Bodycam footage revealed inappropriate behavior, leading to investigations, policy violations, and administrative leave for some officers. The case highlighte...
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A Texas man, Jaythan Gilder, was detained after allegedly posing as an NBA agent to steal jewels, swallowing evidence when caught. He reportedly stole a $587,000 ring and $769,500 worth of earrings at Tiffany & Co., Orlando. Gilder, claiming NBA ties, was identified in a red polo fighting a store cl...
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The Summer Smash Festival, organized by Lyrical Lemonade and SPKRBX, is back at Chicagoland's SeatGeek Stadium. After last year's record-breaking attendance of over 120,000 fans, this major hip-hop event will run from June 20-22, 2025. Ticket presales have already started!
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(Photo by David Redfern/Redferns) Legendary vibraphonist Roy Ayers, famous for 1976's “Everybody Loves the Sunshine,” has died at 84. His family announced his passing on March 4, 2025, in New York City. Known as the “Godfather of Neo-soul,” Ayers influenced artists like Erykah Badu and Dr. Dre.
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Black women in the U.S. face a 41% higher breast cancer mortality rate compared to white women, despite fewer diagnoses. In response, OWN and the American Cancer Society launched the VOICES of Black Women study, aiming to recruit 100,000 participants to address these disparities and enhance health o...
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Authorities charged two men for the deaths of three Kansas City Chiefs fans found during a watch party. Ivory Carson and Jordan Wills face involuntary manslaughter and drug charges. Victims died from cocaine and fentanyl. Prosecutor Eric Zahnd emphasized the dangers of street drugs. Willis plans to...
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Join NJGPOD as we chat with Leonard E. Colvin, Chief Reporter Emeritus of the New Journal and Guide, and guest host Tony Holobyte. Explore the rich world of Black journalism, storytelling, and media's influence on the African-American community.
