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May 4th, 2014 We're taking a look at the NBA decision to ban LA Clippers' owner Donald Sterling from the league for life. Part of the punishment after a recording of racist statements by the real-estate mogul was made public. Joining us this afternoon is Dr. Khalil Muhammad, director of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. |
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Reverend Clark Olsen can not remember whether it was a pipe or a baseball bat that cracked fellow pastor Jim Reeb’s head on the night of March 9, 1965. But it made "a sound I will never forget," he recounts, sitting by the fire in his Asheville, North Carolina home. |
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LOOMIS, Calif. March 6, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Listeners to Immaculate Heart Radio's The Patrick Madrid Show heard first hand details of the latest ISIS abduction of Assyrian Christians Feb. 26th , when an Arizona listener, of Assyrian descent, and a direct relative of four abducted Assyrian Christians, called the show. |
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Before the Solidarity trade union emerged in 1980, Poland's primary non-state institution - and often anti-state institution -- was the Church. Catholic intellectuals created discussion clubs and published periodicals. Churches were relatively safe places to voice dissent. |
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Anguilla’s Revolutionary Leader, James Ronald Webster, turned 89 on Monday, March 2, 2015, and acknowledged, with much gratitude, the good wishes and words of affection from many persons across the island. He was also pleased to welcome brief visits by a number of persons at his Seafeathers Bay residence. |
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Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, the ringleaders of the so-called "Bali Nine" drug trafficking gang, could be shot within days after being moved on Wednesday to the Indonesian island where they are due to face a firing squad. They are among a group of drug convicts, including foreigners from.... |
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By Michael Fitzpatrick. Boko Haram murders again. Jonathan asserts that the Chibok girls are still alive. The last Ebola patient in Liberia is discharged. More and more South Africans are sinking into debt. But happiness comes in threes for a Kenyan family. |
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AN ANTI-DRINKING GROUP has responded to criticism over its affiliation with drink company Diageo. This follows the expression of opposition to the campaign in an open letter. The letter has been signed by a number of high-profile individuals including comedian Des Bishop, folk singer Christy Moore and TD Róisín Shortall. |
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So it was with the Belfast Telegraph last week, when we found out that Mary Portas, the so-called Queen of Shops, has Ulster roots. And quite deep ones, too. I had known that her mum Theresa was Irish. But that was all. Turns out her dad, too, was from these parts. |
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The Director of the Catholic Media Center (CAMCAM), Father Ambrose Dayouga Kroma, has urged the National Legislature to provide what he termed as detailed account for funds allocated for the much publicized nation-wild consultation on the possibility of oil exploration within the country. |
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bruised but undeterred, some of the far-right Republicans who picked a fight in Congress and lost this week over funding the U.S. domestic security agency say they're just getting started. The views of a handful of first-term conservatives who spoke with Reuters after the.... |
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