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*It’s ironic that so many people are celebrating the early release of a lawbreaking rapper named “Meek Mill” (who was supposed to serve a multi-year prison sentence for violating his parole); and yet, for the last 24 hours, critics on Twitter have unleashed hell on Kanye West for his decision to publicly endorse Pres. |
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By Joey Guerra Cardi B's impending motherhood means she won't be in Houston next month as planned. The chart-topping rapper, who was set to perform at Jmblya in Houston, Austin and Dallas, is no longer on the bill. ...
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Which killer? I’m not naming names. This morning on the radio, it was a man in a van in Toronto. But it could have been the guy with no pants at the Waffle House, or the kid at the high school in Florida, or the sniper with the bump stock in Las Vegas ... the nightclub in Orlando, Florida ... the grade school in Sandy Hook, Connecticut . |
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Every day now, flag-waving crowds taunt a man who has ruled them for more than a decade, a man who does not allow protests. Daniel Ortega, a 72-year-old Marxist guerrilla famed for his Cold War duels with Washington, held near total power in recent years, decorating the capital with billboards in his honor. |
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As Tom Waits re-releases much of his back catalogue, Des O’Driscoll speaks to various Irish people about their love of the great American troubadour. PHILIP KING. Philip King, the Kerry-based broadcaster and musician, filmed Tom Waits for a 2001 TV documentary Freedom Highway: Songs that Shaped a Century. |
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MANAGUA, NICARAGUA — Every day now, flag-waving crowds taunt a man who has ruled them for more than a decade, a man who does not allow protests. , a 72-year-old Marxist guerrilla famed for his Cold War duels with Washington, held near total power in recent years, decorating the capital with billboards in his honor. |
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Nicaragua on Thursday was hanging on to the prospect of talks to calm anti-government sentiment behind a week of protests in which at least 37 people died, according to rights groups. Tensions in the poor Central American country remained taut, though violent clashes and police repression that marked the early days of the protests had subsided. |
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PAINESVILLE, Ohio - Willoughby Hills police officer Craig Anderson did not mince words Thursday during a sentencing hearing for the man who shot him and his partner at a BMW car dealership. Anderson labeled Timmothy S. Schmidt a "coward" for shooting him and fellow Willoughby Hills police officer Cory Planisek during the Sept. |
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Angela Zanders (piano) returns to the Funtington Music Group in May to give a lecture/recital on the music of Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel. The sister of more famous brother Felix, Fanny was an accomplished pianist and a composer in her own right, with over 460 pieces of music to her credit. |
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Instead, BYU Broadcasting has purchased a second local radio station that will be home to its BYUradio broadcasts, meaning nothing will change at KBYU-FM. And that will come as a relief to those who protested the previous plan when it was announced in October 2017. |
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The protests sprang up across the country after Mr Ortega announced an overhaul of public pensions, in which Nicaraguans would pay more to receive less. The government, along with goons doing its bidding, responded with a brutal show of force: live ammunition was used on unarmed demonstrators. |
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