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Month: September 2021

A family says their neighbor plays recordings of racial slurs and monkey noises. Police say that’s ‘not criminally actionable’

By Amy Simonson, Melissa Alonso and Jennifer Henderson, CNN When the Martinez family moved into their new home in Virginia Beach, Virginia, five years ago, they had dreams of raising their children and making a life in their new neighborhood cul-de-sac. “The minute we found this home, I loved it,” Jannique Martinez told CNN. “It

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A family says their neighbor plays recordings of racial slurs and monkey noises. Police say that’s ‘not criminally actionable’

CNN By Amy Simonson, Melissa Alonso and Jennifer Henderson, CNN When the Martinez family moved into their new home in Virginia Beach, Virginia, five years ago, they had dreams of raising their children and making a life in their new neighborhood cul-de-sac. “The minute we found this home, I loved it,” Jannique Martinez told CNN.

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Fumio Kishida sería el próximo primer ministro de Japón tras ganar las elecciones en su partido

olivertapia Tokio (CNN) — Fumio Kishida derrotó a Taro Kono en una segunda vuelta el miércoles para convertirse en el nuevo líder del Partido Liberal Democrático (PLD) de Japón, despejando el camino para que el ex alto diplomático se convierta en el próximo primer ministro del país asiático. The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2021 Cable News Network,

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Three former fraternity members at Washington State University plead guilty to providing alcohol at party where pledge died

By Andy Rose, CNN Three former members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, have entered guilty pleas for providing alcohol at an initiation event where a pledge died. Sam Martinez, 19, died of alcohol poisoning in November 2019, according to the Whitman County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. Maxwell Rovegno,

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