Written by Leah Mahon Published on 28th August 2021 Hannah Lloyd has raised over £30,000 to fund her university education A STUDENT has fundraised thousands of pounds to fund …
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Written by Marconja Zor Published on 16th August 2021 (Photo: YouTube/On Point for College) Syracuse police officer Brandon Hanks has filed a lawsuit against the city of Syracuse and …
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Published by KPIX CBS San Francisco Bay Area on 18th August 2021 (Image: Twitter) A woman sued two Solano County Sheriff’s deputies Wednesday after she was knocked unconscious during …
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Written by WSFA 12 News Staff and John Shryock Published on 19th August 2021 Lucille Times has passed at 100 years old. (Source: Troy University) Another of Montgomery’s civil rights-era legends …
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Written by Tomas Kassahun Published on 21st August 2021 Photo Credit: Getty Images The head of the anthropology department at the University of South Florida, has launched a national network to keep …
Written by Rashad Grove Published on 19th August 2021 Letitia James / Photo Credit: David Dee Delgado A former New York ice cream shop owner was ordered to pay $4,500 …
Written by Rashad Grove Published on 20th August 2021 Democratic Senate candidate Raphael Warnock (R) bumps elbows with Stacey Abrams (L) during a campaign rally with U.S. President-elect Joe Biden at …
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Published by Agence France-Presse on 20th August 2021 Zimbabwean Hatirarami Momberume, 26, has been charged with having sex with a minor and also carged with murder for failing to take his …
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Published by Reuters on 18th August 2021 Children attend a class at the Wangata commune school in Mbandaka, Democratic Republic of Congo, on May 23, 2018. PHOTO | REUTERS …
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