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Month: September 2024

Kamala Harris Takes on Trump’s Fear-Mongering: A Bold Plan for Real Border Solutions

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     September 28, 2024 (Houston Style Magazine) — The border—an ever-present topic in American politics, subject to rhetorical spins, half-truths, and straight-up inaccuracies. The latest Democratic attempt to tackle this is spearheaded by Vice President Kamala Harris, who is embracing border security as a pillar

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams arrives at a federal court for his arraignment Friday.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams pleads not guilty to federal corruption charges as New York’s governor considers removing him

By Gregory Krieg, Gloria Pazmino, Holly Yan, Mark Morales and Kara Scannell, CNN New York (CNN) — New York City’s embattled mayor pleaded not guilty Friday to federal corruption charges after prosecutors accused him of using his power and influence to garner free trips, luxury hotel stays and questionable campaign donations. Mayor Eric Adams is charged with

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Why Will Ferrell wanted a doc about his friendship with a trans woman to release before the election

By Dan Heching, CNN (CNN) — Will Ferrell is excited about his candid and enlightening new documentary “Will & Harper,” and has hopes that it can spark compassion and conversation. The project – about a decades-long friendship between Ferrell and former “Saturday Night Live” head writer Harper Steele, who comes out to him as trans,

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Michael’s House celebrates National Recovery Month, honors stories of hope

In recognition of National Recovery Month, Michael’s House is having a Recovery Festival on Saturday. Located in Palm Springs, Michael’s House is a residential treatment center. Michael’s House Director of Business Development said the event honors the strength and resilience of those on their recovery journey, as well as the service providers who support them.

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Movie producer apologizes to neighbors about graffiti at Hollywood Hills mansions

By Jasmine Viel Click here for updates on this story     HOLLYWOOD HILLS, California (KCAL, KCBS) — A movie producer apologized to his Hollywood Hills neighbors on Friday after vandals covered his abandoned mansions with graffiti. Owner John Powers Middleton delivered the apology in a statement, saying that what happened to his homes is unacceptable. Neighbors

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In the warehouse of a company called Colographic in Commerce City

Family business learns how to provide work for migrant, “fills gaps we didn’t know how to fill”

By Gabriela Vidal Click here for updates on this story     COMMERCE CITY, Colorado (KCNC) — In the warehouse of a company called Colographic in Commerce City, migrant worker Marcos Adel Fidó Batista can be found crafting his purpose. “All migrants come here with a purpose,” he said. Colographic specializes in vehicle graphic and signage, and

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Marcellus Williams execution brings fresh scrutiny to Supreme Court’s death penalty approach

By John Fritze, CNN (CNN) — The Supreme Court’s divided decision this week allowing Missouri to execute a man for a 1998 murder even though his conviction was contested by prosecutors has heaped renewed scrutiny on the court’s approach to the death penalty. Marcellus Williams, convicted in 2001 of killing former newspaper reporter Felicia Gayle,

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Eileen Vanisi

Former Trinity High star & UT shot put champion Eileen Vanisi dies awaiting triple-organ transplant

By Dawn White, Doug Myers Click here for updates on this story     EULESS, Texas (KTVT) — Eileen Vanisi, one of the most decorated Polynesian track and field stars in United States history, died this week while awaiting a triple-organ transplant, her sister announced Friday. Vanisi, a former three-time NCAA shot put champion at the University

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