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#BREAKINGBlack Mississippi Church Burned And Vandalized With ‘Vote Trump’
FBI reopening investigation of Hillary Clinton email server
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REVIEW: The T.D. JAKES SHOWBy Marcinho Savant, Entertainment Writer
to transform their lives by helping them to live with purpose, love better and have fun doing it...MORE
Christine Ricks talks about the volunteer work she does to help inner city kids in Milwaukee on Aug. 2, 2016. Ricks, who says she grew up next to "the biggest dope house in the entire city," works as a substitute teacher and has almost no money. But she’s still optimistic that her life will improve, and that Clinton will be elected. "I think it’s going to be all right; I just don't know how,” she said. “I would describe it as complete faith in God. Literally. From moment to moment.” (AP Photo/Scott Bauer)
U.S. owes black people reparations for a history of ‘racial terrorism,’ says U.N. panel
Slave shackles on display at the new National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington. (Kevin Lamarque/Reuters)
OP/ED: "My Lord! What a Morning!"
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The day was perfect, not a cloud in the sky. Dignitaries of every stripe were in attendance, including former presidents, and first ladies, our current president, and government high-fliers seated before the monumental museum.
The daughter of a slave rang the bell, echoed by bells throughout the capitol, and the country. Last weekend, the Smithsonian National Museum of African-American History and Culture officially opened its doors! |
The Obamas shed tears. Members of the audience did too. I, watching the live stream from home, got something in my eye too! But why? To me the opening of the federal museum represented... More
10 THINGS TO KNOW FOR WEDNESDAY
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
1. WHERE CANDIDATES ARE MAKING THEIR CASES
Clinton presses into reliably red Arizona as she tries to steal a Republican state, while Trump is focused on Florida, a battleground state he can't win the White House without.
2. US MUSLIMS CRINGE AT HOW PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES PORTRAY THEM
They're either potential terrorists or eyes and ears who can help counterterrorism efforts.
3. POLICE: 2 OFFICERS IN IOWA KILLED IN AMBUSH-STYLE ATTACKS
Two Des Moines area officers were shot to death while they were sitting in their patrol cars, and police are searching for suspects, authorities say.
4. HOW BATTLE FOR MOSUL IS FARING
While the fight on the eastern front of Iraq's second-largest city is moving briskly, the ground assault to the south has been a slog.
5. ARREST WARRANT ISSUED FOR CHOI SOON-SIL
The longtime friend of the South Korean president is facing allegations of influence-peddling and other activities, triggering a huge political scandal... MORE
1. WHERE CANDIDATES ARE MAKING THEIR CASES
Clinton presses into reliably red Arizona as she tries to steal a Republican state, while Trump is focused on Florida, a battleground state he can't win the White House without.
2. US MUSLIMS CRINGE AT HOW PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES PORTRAY THEM
They're either potential terrorists or eyes and ears who can help counterterrorism efforts.
3. POLICE: 2 OFFICERS IN IOWA KILLED IN AMBUSH-STYLE ATTACKS
Two Des Moines area officers were shot to death while they were sitting in their patrol cars, and police are searching for suspects, authorities say.
4. HOW BATTLE FOR MOSUL IS FARING
While the fight on the eastern front of Iraq's second-largest city is moving briskly, the ground assault to the south has been a slog.
5. ARREST WARRANT ISSUED FOR CHOI SOON-SIL
The longtime friend of the South Korean president is facing allegations of influence-peddling and other activities, triggering a huge political scandal... MORE
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Half of black, quarter of Latino gay men projected to be diagnosed within their lifetime. Heterosexuals not immune.
Half of black, quarter of Latino gay men projected to be diagnosed within their lifetime. Heterosexuals not immune.
The Beatings Paradigm: A carryover from our slavery past? Is there a correlation between planta-tion coding, and black parenting and discipline?
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