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Iran says it has breached nuclear deal stockpile limit
MANAMA, Bahrain — The U.N. nuclear watchdog confirmed Monday that Tehran has broken a stockpile limit for low-enriched uranium allowed under a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers, a move that could add to friction with the United States. Iran’s total stockpile of uranium enriched to 3.67 percent on Monday exceeded the 300-kilogram (660-pound) […]
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Omarosa Manigault-Newman slapped with lawsuit from DOJ for not coming clean about her coins
Omarosa Manigault-Newman was slapped with a civil lawsuit by the government on Tuesday for allegedly failing to file the required public financial disclosure report after she was ousted from her post at the White House. The suit filed in federal court alleges that Manigault-Newman is in violation of the Ethics in Government Act…READ MORE
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Defendants in Flint Water Crisis Case Offered Chance to Return to Work Following Suspension
Five Michigan government workers who were charged in crimes stemming from the Flint Water Crisis have been handed offers to return to work. The move comes more than a week after the Michigan Attorney General’s Office moved to dismiss pending criminal charges in the saga that began in 2014…READ MORE
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Robert Friend, one of the original Tuskegee Airmen, dies at 99
Retired US Air Force Lt. Col. Robert Friend, one of the last surviving members of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen during World War II, has died, his daughter said. He was 99. Friend’s daughter told CNN affiliate KCBS her father was surrounded by friends and family when he died Friday in California. The cause of death was sepsis, Karen […]
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Philadelphia, St. Louis police departments remove cops from the street after investigation into racist social media posts
After St. Louis and Philadelphia launched a sweeping investigation into racist, violent and anti-Muslim Facebook posts by officers, a number of cops have been removed from their posts and placed in administration positions. In Philadelphia, some 72 officers were found culpable and taken off the streets, and in St. Louis, 22 cops have been […]
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Inglewood makes rent control permanent, sets cap at 5 percent
Inglewood is joining the growing list of Los Angeles communities adopting rent control—and residents say the safeguards for tenants couldn’t come fast enough in an increasingly prosperous city where 64 percent of households rent rather than own. The Inglewood City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved permanent rent control measures that will block property owners from increasing rents more […]
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Saharah Ali: 3rd Eye Thursday Affirmation
Saharah Ali Urban Psychic LA 3rd Eye Thursday Affirmation Today, I go within accepting my oneness with love from the most high. I surrender my fear, shame, and anger. I trust and have faith that my life is blessed with abundance, peace, and joy. I give up the need to judge how my blessings unfold. […]
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Leslie Cooper Johnson (Community Coalition)
Leslie Cooper Johnson is the Vice President of Organizational Development at Community Coalition. She received both her B.S. in Kinesiology and her MSW from the University of Southern California. She started her career in local government at the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, coordinating communications strategies and policy initiatives. Since joining Community Coalition […]
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Tina Mckinnor
Tina McKinnor is the California Campaign Strategist at Paid Leave for the U.S. She previously worked at the California Democratic Party as the Operations Director and served as Chief of Staff to Assemblymember Autumn Burke. Website: Tina McKinnor
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Congresswoman Karen Bass
Congressmember Karen Bass was re-elected to her fifth term representing the 37th Congressional District in November 2018. Congressmember Bass serves on the House Committee on Foreign Affairs where she is the Chair of the Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organizations. As a member of the House Judiciary Committee, Congressmember Bass is also working to craft sound […]
