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LAS VEGAS -- The paths of the two Democratic candidates for the White House converged at the same historic Baptist church here on Sunday, as both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders sought to leverage African American support ahead of Saturday’s high-stakes caucuses here. |
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Feit was considered the prime suspect for more than half a century, but was finally arrested on February 9 in Scottsdale, Arizona and could be extradited back to Texas. A grand jury brought the charge based on yet-to-be-disclosed evidence. Feit, who uses a walker, is now in jailon a $750,000 bond. |
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Seated on opposing sides of the warm red sanctuary, Clinton and Sanders courted African-American voters with similar but opposing messages. While Sanders focused on criminal justice reform and economic policy that would punish billionaires and the top 1% of earners, Clinton trained some of her rhetoric on the man she is running against. |
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PHOENIX (AP) — For nearly 20 years, John Feit was known around the St. Vincent de Paul nonprofit agency as one its most compassionate employees. The former priest worked in downtown Phoenix with food-pantry volunteers and even raised money to buy a house for a needy family. |
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Police and the Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence (CMI) are investigating whether some top police officials and soldiers were engaged in the recent spate of robberies and murders in and around Kampala. Most of the officers under investigation, The Observer has learnt, were implicated by.... |
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Campaign organisers Duane Major and Adam Gard'ner are now focused on today's 3pm deadline when final pledges could be made, but they were staying silent on the tally. Mr Major said they had taken advice and decided to keep the details private about the potential amount they would tender for the site at Awaroa, at the head of the national park. |
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TORONTO — Solomon didn’t face a welcoming committee with cameras clicking when he landed in Toronto as a refugee. Instead, he got a send-off. The smuggler who had brought him into the country gave him a lift into one of the city’s predominantly Ethiopian neighbourhoods, wished him well and left him to fend for himself. |
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Sunday, 14 February 2016 - Although she has not found a man to warm up her bed despite being crowned the hottest female preacher in Kenya, s3xy city pastor, Lucy Natasha, was invited on NTV’s Crossover show hosted by DJ MO and Faith Muturi to give her two cents on love. |
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Photographers might find it increasingly "uncool" to take pictures in land-scarce, squeaky clean Singapore, choosing to take off for more exotic climes instead. "But it doesn't necessarily mean that the farther you go, the better your stories are. Sometimes, things can happen right under your nose,".... |
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As older, predominantly white churchgoers age and a younger generation thinks differently about faith, evangelicals are fracturing as a voting bloc and the power of pastors to all but endorse candidates from the pulpit is fading. Many churchgoers are frustrated with what they see as a long list of.... |
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For nearly 20 years, John Feit was known around the St. Vincent de Paul nonprofit agency as one its most compassionate employees. The former priest worked in downtown Phoenix with food-pantry volunteers and even raised money to buy a house for a needy family. |
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Police and the Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence (CMI) are investigating whether some top police officials and soldiers were engaged in the recent spate of robberies and murders in and around Kampala. Most of the officers under investigation, The Observer has learnt, were implicated by.... |
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January 10, 2016 Coming up, shining a spotlight on some unsung veterans, a documentary about African American women who served the country during World War II. Also, the inspirational story behind one of the top natural hair care companies in the country, Miss Jessie's. Plus, the impact of stress in our lives and what we can do to control it. |
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TORONTO — Solomon didn’t face a welcoming committee with cameras clicking when he landed in Toronto as a refugee. Instead, he got a send-off. The smuggler who had brought him into the country gave him a lift into one of the city’s predominantly Ethiopian neighbourhoods, wished him well and left him to fend for himself. |
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Updated 18 hours ago It was wonderful to see U.S. Rep. Mike Doyle and state Rep. Frank Dermody seeking stop-gap assistance for the locked-out Allegheny Technologies Inc. workers. But where are the other politicians? One would have thought that President Obama, whom the United Steelworkers.... |
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"He was good people," McCarty added. And before abruptly terminating the interview, he said more than once introducing the topic himself "He wasn't a drug dealer." Sad, but 'entirely predictable' McCarty's preemptive defense of Duncan's character was a bit at odds with some of what others who knew.... |
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Phoenix • For nearly 20 years, John Feit was known around the St. Vincent de Paul nonprofit agency as one its most compassionate employees. The former priest worked in downtown Phoenix with food-pantry volunteers and even raised money to buy a house for a needy family. |
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PHOENIX (AP) — For nearly 20 years, John Feit was known around the St. Vincent de Paul nonprofit agency as one its most compassionate employees. The former priest worked in downtown Phoenix with food-pantry volunteers and even raised money to buy a house for a needy family. |
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Mobsters are fleeing Ireland as fears mount that the funeral of David Byrne - who was killed in a boxing weigh-in bloodbath - could explode into gangland warfare. Cartel boss Daniel Kinahan flew has already flown away from Ireland on Friday amid fears that he could be next on the hit list. |
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Getaway car? Police believe this is the vehicle used by a four-man hit squad. Mannix Flynn, a city councillor for Dublin City Council, even revealed that local government bosses have prepared "safe houses" in the city for the wives and children of mobsters. |
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PHOENIX (AP) — For nearly 20 years, John Feit was known around the St. Vincent de Paul nonprofit agency as one its most compassionate employees. The former priest worked in downtown Phoenix with food-pantry volunteers and even raised money to buy a house for a needy family. |
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“Some of us who are not from Enugu Diocese didn’t believe it that Fr Mbaka was transferred in this manner. The transfer is not our problem but the manner it was done. It struck us like thunder and we have been inundated with calls from our people residing outside the country, UK, Spain, USA etc. |
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People fleeing the raging war in Syria went through an accelerated screening process before boarding flights that would take them to a country that has pulled out all the stops for their arrival. The medical care, transportation costs and warm national welcome are all readily available thanks to a.... |
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PHOENIX - For nearly 20 years, John Feit was known around the St. Vincent de Paul nonprofit agency as one its most compassionate employees. The former priest worked in downtown Phoenix with food-pantry volunteers and even raised money to buy a house for a needy family. |
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Updated 15 hours ago It was wonderful to see U.S. Rep. Mike Doyle and state Rep. Frank Dermody seeking stop-gap assistance for the locked-out Allegheny Technologies Inc. workers. But where are the other politicians? One would have thought that President Obama, whom the United Steelworkers.... |
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