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DETROIT (AP) — Prominent Detroit pastor and radio talk show the Rev. Horace Sheffield will host two free town hall-style events for and about young men in the city.
The sessions are scheduled for Saturday and June 25 at the Sheffield Center in northwestern Detroit. |
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17th June 2016. Stories by Tony Osauzo, Benin All is now set for the long awaited primaries of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State to nominate its candidate for the September 10 election in the state. The camps of the aspirants are in frenzy, and anxiety fills the air even as the aspirants and their…
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Updated 22 minutes ago It's easy to understand why some area folks think Gashouse Annie is a solo musical act. Shirley Dragovich of Hecla is the face of — and the one constant — in the rotating group of musicians playing under that name. She's been doing her thing locally and across the country for more than 35 years. |
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For many jazz aficionados, it is the old school that still rings true: what is generally thought of as the ‘purest’ form of the genre. For them, good news: a concert this evening has been dedicated to that golden age of jazz, with American musicians Andrea Snitzer (vocals), Greg Banaszak.... |
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For many jazz aficionados, it is the old school that still rings true: what is generally thought of as the ‘purest’ form of the genre. For them, good news: a concert this evening has been dedicated to that golden age of jazz, with American musicians Andrea Snitzer (vocals), Greg Banaszak.... |
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Thousands of Montrealers came together to support the LGBTQ community and to honour those killed and injured in the Orlando shooting. (Radio-Canada)
Thousands of people gathered in Montreal Thursday evening for a vigil in honour of the victims in the Orlando shooting, which left 49 people dead and 53 injured. |
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Since last Sunday's attack of a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida by a so-called ISIS sympathizer, I have heard the presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump say he will support the LGBT community by going hard after ISIS. This was echoed by right wing talk radio hosts Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity. |
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Image copyright Associated Press Image caption Jo Cox, the Labour MP for Batley and Spen, was about to turn 42. The husband of MP Jo Cox has urged people to "fight against the hatred that killed her" in the wake of her death. In a powerful statement, her husband Brendan said she had a "zest for life that would exhaust most people". |
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Credit Stephen Crowley/The New York Times. 1. The focus in Orlando was on comforting the bereaved. President Obama met with families of the scores of people killed and injured in the attack on a gay club early Sunday. “Their grief is beyond description,” Mr. Obama said after he and Vice President Joe Biden met privately with mourners for two hours. |
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Some said voters were trying to send the Republican Party a message by saying they would vote for Trump, but would choose an establishment candidate in the end. In a GOP field that grew to become one of the largest ever for a presidential primary, Trump's name stood out among the group full of career politicians. |
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Orlando officials didn't hesitate to brand the appalling and heinous massacre at a gay nightclub, domestic terrorism. The key word is domestic and using that word to describe the killing of at least 50 persons in the worst killing spree in American history as a home grown terror act is a huge departure from past practice. |
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