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Twitter says that, unlike a previous ban, Ms Hopkins has been removed from the platform for good.
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Michigan police probing whether Macy's beatdown was racially motivated Flint Township Police Lt. Brad Wangler said Thursday that the department is now involved, mlive.com reported Thursday.
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The Bank said it was "inexcusable" that former senior figures had profited from the slave trade.
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What John Bolton and His Book Say About Trump's Washington

The New York Times - 19 Jun 2020 01:37
What John Bolton and His Book Say About Trump's Washington He is a creature of the administration, not a critic of it.
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Companies That Have Pledged to Address Racism Since the George Floyd Protests Corporate America has pledged millions to social justice efforts since the killing of George Floyd. But some businesses have gone further, committing to concrete changes in their practices.
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Share your reviews of The Last of Us Part II

The Guardian - 19 Jun 2020 12:02
Share your reviews of The Last of Us Part II The sequel to Naughty Dog's hit video game is finally here, but what did you make of it? After seven years and two delays, one of the most anticipated video games - The Last of Us Part II - has finally landed today. The ...
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Preston court blames Covid-19 backlog as teenager remanded in jail for 14 months Trial on counts of fabricating sexual accusations against five men set for August 2021 A 19-year-old woman from Barrow accused of making up allegations of sexual exploitation against five men may not stand trial until Au...
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UK asylum seekers: Charities call for more government aid

Al Jazeera English - 19 Jun 2020 20:50
Opposition politicians have been pressing the government to increase the weekly amount of money for asylum seekers.
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John Bolton thinks Trump is 'worried' about Americans reading his book before election The former national security adviser told ABC News he thinks President Trump is aggressively attacking his White House tell-all because he's "worried" about having the "facts out on the record" before the election.
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UK rail bosses rejected call to dress staff like face-mask volunteers Request came after Grant Shapps' 'army of journey makers' failed to materialise Coronavirus - latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage UK transport ministers asked train companies to dress staff in the purple taba...
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is going all out to rally support at home for his plan to annex parts of the occupied West Bank, according to an internal party note, saying the move would secure Israeli settlem...
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Trump says he's heard 'interesting' things about UFO mecca Roswell President Donald Trump says he's heard some interesting things about Roswell, but he's not sharing even with his eldest child. Trump made the comments Thursday in a Father's Day-themed interview with his son Don Trump Jr...
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Man with machete tattoo on face accused of machete attack You can take some people at face value. A Florida man with an apparent tattoo of a machete on his face was arrested for allegedly attacking someone with a machete over the weekend, authorities said. Justin Couch, 25, is ...
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Tulsa officials announce precautions ahead of Trump's 'unprecedented' rally Trump's Tulsa rally is taking place despite rising COVID cases; the area will be under curfew before and after.
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How doting dads, 1 white, the other black, died in the hands of police Nicholas Farah and George Floyd suffered similar fates handcuffed in police custody.
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Faced with declining poll numbers, signs of revolt within his own party, two losses at the Supreme Court, a country grappling with its relationship to race and an ongoing global pandemic, President Donald Trump's got som...
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The Bank of England has become the latest British institution to apologize for historic ties to slavery.
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Cariol Horne said the image of George Floyd​ dying at the hands of police in Minneapolis is triggering.
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DHS chief says DACA ruling 'usurps' executive branch's authority Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf on Thursday criticized the Supreme Court's decision on the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, accusing the high court of failing to deliver certa...
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Tulsa imposes curfew ahead of Trump rally to prevent protests The mayor of Tulsa, where President Trump plans to hold his first campaign rally in months, has announced a last-minute curfew.
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Fauci told CBS News he finds failure to abide by guidance discouraging mass gatherings "disturbing."
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Druids prepare for virtual solstice as Stonehenge asks people to stay away Lockdown restrictions mean that for many, midsummer will be marked in back gardens and online Usually this weekend many thousands of people - druids, hippies, nature-lovers, party-goers - would be converging on Stoneheng...
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