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Honor killings tragically occur in other parts of the world. But the case of a young woman in Arizona who was murdered by her father has some wondering if the practice has moved to the United States. "48 Hours Mystery" correspondent Troy Roberts reports.
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A Black farming couple in El Paso County, Colorado, say they are the victims of extensive racist attacks from both their white neighbors in the community and police. They are now facing felony stalking criminal charges stemming from a dispute with one white neighbor. Courtnee Mallery and Nicole Mallery own a 640 acres homestead named […]
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THEOLOGY Toward a Hidden God (See Cover) Is God dead? It is a question that tantalizes both believers, who perhaps secretly fear that he is, and atheists, who possibly suspect that the answer is no....
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Song from The Cassandra Complex „The War Against Sleep” (1992). Jürgen Jansen – keyboards, computer; producer. Andy Laaf – drums (additional). Volker Zaphor Zacharias – guitar, keyboards. Andy Booth – guitar, performer (digitar), management (legal advice). Brian Shanley – sleeve. Dave Babbit – sleeve (with special assistance). Rodney Orpheus – lyrics, liner notes (inspirations); voice, guitar, keyboards, computer; producer. Written by Orpheus, Jansen. Recorded and produced at Wooden Horse Studio, Hamburg. Computer software and assistance by Steinberg, Hamburg. Guitar assistance by Esh Guitar-Conception, Aachen. Published by Les Editions Confidentielles. Glass mastered at DADC Austria. The first 3333 copies were released with the „Gnostic Christmas” EP as limited edition (BIAS 195 CDX). PIAS 1991 © A Play It Again Sam Record Made in Austria BIAS-195
Antonio Agostinho Neto, fondly honored by Angolans as the “Father of Modern Angola” served as the first president of independent Angola. Not only was he a remarkable politician, but Neto was also a noted physician and famous poet. Antonio Agostinho Neto was born on September 17, 1922, at Icolo e Bengo, Angola (then a Portuguese colony) to Agostinho Neto a Methodist minister, and his wife, Maria da Silva was a school teacher. Neto (who used his middle name, Agostinho), attended the prestigious Liceu Salvador Correia secondary school in Luanda, the capital of Angola. In 1947 Neto was awarded a scholarship by the Methodist Church of the United States to study medicine at the University of Lisbon in Portugal. Neto became active in several cultural organizations comprised of students from Portuguese African colonies that advocated the “rediscovering” of African culture and history. He published his first book of poems in 1948. While in Lisbon he also became active in politics, joining clandestine organizations that opposed the Portuguese dictator, Antonio Salazar. He was viewed as subversive by the government, arrested and imprisoned for several years, Amnesty International named dubbed him “Prisoner of the Year.” In 1957 he was released from prison and allowed […]
The Azusa Street Revival, beginning in the spring of 1906, largely spawned the worldwide Pentecostal movement. It commenced in a former African Methodist Episcopal church building located at 312 Azusa Street in Los Angeles, California. The primary leader was evangelist William J. Seymour, who came to Los Angeles from Mississippi to preach the apostolic faith, a teaching that combined the baptism of the Holy Spirit with speaking in tongues (glossalalia), such as was experienced in Jerusalem on the Day of Pentecost, as recorded in Acts 2. From the beginning, Seymour’s Apostolic Faith Mission attracted attention because of the unusual features of its worship services. As one newspaper reporter commented, “Colored people and a sprinkling of whites compose the congregation, and night is made hideous in the neighborhood by the howlings of the worshipers who spend hours swaying forth and back in a nerve-racking attitude of prayer and supplication.” Yet Seymour and his initial small group of worshipers persisted, and more people were attracted to the services. To inform people around the world about events at Azusa Street, Seymour and Clara E. Lum, a white woman, co-edited a paper, Apostolic Faith. It was distributed without charge to thousands of ministers and lay people. […]
Multiple junctions of the M25 were closed and police made 35 arrests during the latest protest.
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Combat Stress is the UK’s leading charity for veterans’ mental health. For over a century, they’ve helped former servicemen and women deal with mental health problems such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, and depression. Today they provide specialist treatment and support for veterans from every service and conflict, focusing on those with complex mental health issues related to their military service. The work they do is life-changing and often life-saving. No one else does what they do. Combat Stress knows that invisible injuries can be just as hard to cope with as physical ones. Their treatment helps veterans tackle the past and take on the future.
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Some police say they empathised with the striking miners, despite the pitched battles that unfolded.
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An extract of Stuart Christie's book Granny Made Me An Anarchist which describes his involvement in an attempt to assassinate Spanish dictator General Franco. He describes his experiences from picking up the plastic explosive in France to his arrest by Franco's police in Spain.
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PF List of MPs to be sworn in today September 7, 2026 0 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT TO BE SWORN IN ON MONDAY, 7TH SEPTEMBER, 2026 1. ANDELEKI, Clement - UPND - Kazungula North... PF HOW MAZOKA STORMED ECZ CHAIRPERSON JUDGE BOBBY BWALYA’S RESIDENCE IN THE NIGHT AND DEMANDED TO BE DECLARED WINNER September 7, 2026 - Page 948
Edwin Thomas Pratt had been a leader in Seattle, Washington’s civil rights movement for a decade when he was assassinated at the front door of his home on January 26, 1969. At the time, Pratt was Executive Director of the Seattle Urban League. His murder remains unsolved. Pratt was born in 1930 into a tight-knit community of Bahamian immigrants in Coconut Grove, Florida, a Miami suburb. His parents, Miriam and Josephus Pratt, raised five children. Josephus was a construction laborer and Miriam was a housekeeper and laundress in the hotel industry. Pratt graduated from George Washington Carver High School with honors in 1949. Because of segregation and racial violence in Florida at that time, Pratt’s siblings migrated to northern cities but Pratt instead enrolled in Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia. He was introduced to the National Urban League while earning a master’s degree at the Atlanta University School of Social Work where Whitney Young, a future director of the League, served as its Dean. Pratt joined the Urban League in 1955 soon after earning his M.A. degree. In 1956 Pratt married Bettye Jean Williams, a native of Texas, whom he met in graduate school. The newlyweds came to Seattle when Pratt was assigned […]
Born into slavery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on February 14, 1760, Richard Allen went on to become an educator, writer, minister and founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Benjamin Chew, a Quaker lawyer, owned the Allen family, which included Richard’s parents and three other children. Chew eventually sold the Allen family to Stokeley Sturgis, a Delaware planter. At age 17 Allen was converted to Methodism by an itinerant preacher. Allen’s master, Stokeley Sturgis, was said to have been influenced by Allen to become a Methodist as well. After his conversion, Sturgis offered his slaves the opportunity to buy their way out of slavery. In 1783, by working at odd jobs for five years, Allen managed to purchase his freedom for $2,000. In the meantime, Allen began to preach in Methodist churches and meetings in the Baltimore area. Through his Methodist connections Allen was invited to return to Philadelphia in 1786. Upon arriving in the city he joined St. George’s Methodist Episcopal Church, where he became active in teaching and preaching. As the number of African Americans attending St. George’s increased, racial tensions mounted. Allen preached at 5:00 a.m. in special services on Sunday mornings to approximately 50 African American Methodists. When they […]
A large police presence was spotted in Harrow Town Centre after an incident near Katie’s Statue. At around 4:45pm a male was arrested by police with three
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El avance de la divulgación sobre salud mental es imparable. Cuando el concepto de «persona vitamina» popularizado por Marian Rojas Estapé parecía haberse asentado, el terapeuta catalán Jofre Cigaló ha sorprendido este mes con la publicación de «Encuentra tu persona butifarra», que supone una vuelta de tuerca a las estrategias para lograr el bienestar emocional. […]
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The Model Rockets' 3rd album. Released by Not Lame Recordings, 2002. No Copyright Intended. Genres: Power Pop, Pop Rock ---Tracklist--- 1. The Dress Up Girls - 0:00 2. A Notice To Everyone (The Cops Are Pissed) - 2:28 3. May Is October - 6:22 4. He Didn't Think It Was Real - 8:48 5. Poor Little Lamb - 12:19 6. Rock And Roll The Movie - 15:16 7. Hard To Know - 17:51 8. Honeymoon Home - 20:35 9. Nanny's Caddy - 23:16 10. Candy Aquamarine - 27:10 11. The No Girl Rock - 31:17 12. International Airplane - 34:49 13. Rusty Rollercoaster - 38:18 14. Hand Me Down To Sleep - 43:37 ---Personnel--- John Ramberg (Guitar, Vocals) Scott Sutherland (Guitar, Vocals) Boyd Remillard (Bass, Vocals) Graham Black (Drums, Vocals) ---Biography--- After the breakup of Stumpy Joe, several members re-formed in 1993 as a punked-out power-pop outfit called the Glory Stompers, which was soon changed to the Model Rockets because of an identically named band. The initial lineup included guitarist/lead vocalist John Ramberg, gutiarist Grant Johnson, bassist Boyd Remillard, and drummer Graham Black. After a local Seattle single and a compilation appearance, the Model Rockets released their debut album, Hilux, on Lucky Records, which was produced by ex-Young Fresh Fellow Scott McCaughey. Johnson left the band in late 1994 and was replaced by former Chemistry Set member Scott Sutherland. Switching to the C/Z label, the Rockets supported their second album, 1996's Snatch It Back and Hold It, with a successful tour of Spain.
Benjamin Hannam is the first British officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence.
Climate activists from Just Stop Oil are blocking sections of the M25 for the third day in a row.
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Les Miserables am Gärtnerplatztheater in einer Inszenierung von Joseph E. Köpplinger ist die Erfüllung eines Musiktheatertraums: Jeder Song ein Kunstgenuss, jede Szene so schön wie ein Gemälde. Der Welterfolg Les Miserables in einer Inszenierung von Gärtnerplatz-Intendant Joseph Köpplinger wird in der Spielzeit 2023/24 als Coproduktion der Theater St. Gallen und Gärtnerplatztheater aufgeführt. Die Premiere in […]
The Newark Riot of 1967, which took place in Newark, New Jersey, from July 12 through July 17, 1967, was sparked by a display of police brutality. John Smith, an African American cab driver for the Safety Cab Company, was arrested on Wednesday, July 12, when he drove his taxi around a police car and double-parked on 15th Avenue. According to a police report later released to the press, the police claimed that Smith was charged with “tailgating” and driving in the wrong direction on a one-way street. Smith was also charged with using offensive language and physical assault. A witness who had seen Smith’s arrest called members of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), the United Freedom Party, and the Newark Community Union Project. These civil rights leaders were given permission to see Smith in his 4th Precinct holding cell. After noticing his injuries inflicted by the police, they demanded that he be transported to a hospital. Their demands were granted, and Smith was moved to Beth Israel Hospital in Newark. Around 8:00 p.m., Black Newark cab drivers began circulating the report of Smith’s arrest over their radios. Word spread down 17th Avenue, west of the precinct police station where Smith […]
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A longer aircheck of the 4th of July Ingram outrage, followed by a portion of the 6PM news. ("Cara Mia" by Jay and the Americans had to be clipped due to worldwide copyright.) #aircheck #musicradio77 #77wabc #nycradio #radio #oldies #60smusic