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He is releasing his debut studio album after nearly two decades.

A student body composed largely of African-Americans should not, in 2020, have to attend a school named after an individual who commanded Confederate forces committed to preserving slavery. Cheryl Chumley's June 11 column, "And like that, America's history is scrubbed," fails to empathize with this very reasonable sentiment.

It has happened again: A black man dies at the hands of white police officers, this time in Atlanta. Like clockwork, crowds gather, angry voices fill the air, mingling with the smoke of arson-lit fires. It's another made-for-media performance of the nation's race ritual, one that hardens hearts and betrays ...

m4d Radio will play music from the 30s through to the 70s.

Focus on the burden on hospitals, not on the oft-mistaken forecasts.

The programme will open with screenings of motor racing film Rush.

President Donald Trump has signed a bill that aims to punish China for its human rights abuses against the Uyghur Muslim population on the same day his former national security adviser claimed Trump told Chinese President Xi Jinping he should proceed in building detainment camps for the group.

A study suggests 60% of those who think the virus is linked to 5G use YouTube for information, compared with 14% who think that is false.

Following the death in May of black American George Floyd after he was restrained by police in Minneapolis, the national conversation in the United States has turned from the global coronavirus pan

With COVID-19 restrictions easing, Australians are beginning to return to their jobs, and while unemployment and the economy might be faring better than first expected, it's likely we're still in for a rough ride ahead. Of course, this all hinges on whether or not we get a second wave of the virus. More »

The Tulsa race massacre, during which white mobs killed African American residents and destroyed destroyed businesses in an affluent area known as Black Wall Street in the south-central U.S. city,

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray will kneel during the national anthem.

FARMINGTON, Utah (AP) - The Big Sky Conference said Wednesday that it will give its schools a day off from required athletic activities on election day in November.

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - An appellate judge on Wednesday stayed a lower court's order barring Gov. Gavin Newsom from issuing directives that might conflict with state law, freeing him to take additional executive actions during the coronavirus pandemic.

I am as troubled by President Trump's wayward tongue, tweets and tirades as most of the mainstream media ("In a world of designer fake news, Trump can do nothing right," Web, June 16). But I also look for the other side of the story and find most critics wanting when, ...

The Himalayan border brawl is an opening for closer U.S.-Delhi ties.

Trump loses an extralegal gambit to embarrass Big Pharma.

Brian Anderson, 22, is also charged with aggravated and simple assault, possession of an instrument of crime and recklessly endangering another person, police said.

Pep Guardiola says Eric Garcia has been taken to hospital for further tests after suffering a horrific injury in Manchester City's 3-0 home win over Arsenal on Wednesday

PENSION savers could save thousands of pounds to put towards their retirement by making a simple switch to a different pension drawdown provider, a new study has found.

Kevin Durant has reignited his feud with Kendrick Perkins after he blasted Kyrie Irving for pushing for the cancelation of the NBA season.

Trump did a whole 180 on his support for Colin Kaepernick.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham endorsed election reforms Wednesday that would ship absentee ballots to most registered voters without a request in November and also called for greater public disclosure of police disciplinary records.