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The DOJ declined to prosecute 82% of suspects of hate crimes from 2005 to 2019
Dental students and others crowd during a vigil at the University of North Carolina following the murder of three Muslim students on February 11, 2015 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Brendan Smialowski | AFP | Getty Images The U.S. Department of Justice declined to prosecute 82% of hate crime suspects investigated between 2005 and 2019,…
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Africa suffers worst spike in Covid circumstances, officers put together for third wave
Employees of the Tunisian community saw them carry a coffin of a COVID-19 victim in the regional hospital during the coronavirus infections. Jdidi Wassim | SOPA pictures | LightRakete | Getty Images Africa, where less than 2% of the population is vaccinated against Covid-19, saw the worst increase in cases since the pandemic began last…
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This is what you’ll want to know the lambda variant
Health workers inoculate a woman in Peru. DIEGO RAMOS | AFP | Getty Images More than 18 months into the Covid-19 pandemic and the world is used to news of new variants of the virus by now, particularly those that have, one by one, supplanted previous versions of the disease. Some mutations of the virus,…
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Safaree Samuels lives his greatest life on the Jamaican celebration – regardless of the growing drama with Erica Mena
Roommate, it’s no secret that Safaree Samuels and his estranged wife, Erica Mena, are going through some very serious problems in their marriage right now – however, the drama didn’t stop Safaree from traveling to his native Jamaica for a birthday party. Clearly, in a series of videos posted on social media, Safaree is living…
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Battle, Covid and local weather change gas the starvation disaster through which 11 individuals die each minute
After a fire in a refugee camp in Ukhia in the southeastern district of Cox’s Bazar on March 24, 2021, children are seen eating food provided by NGOs and social organizations. Yousuf Tushar | LightRakete | Getty Images LONDON – According to a new Oxfam report released on Friday, the number of people who died…
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Biden’s speech was an enormous win for our Afghan allies, says Congressman Seth Moulton
Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., Has long advocated a plan to evacuate the nearly 18,000 Afghan interpreters, allies and their families from Afghanistan before US forces are fully withdrawn. He told CNBC The News with Shepard Smith that President Joe Biden’s speech on Thursday was a step in the right direction. “This was a huge win…
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Jim Cramer blames market sell-off on failures to include delta unfold
CNBC’s Jim Cramer came out swinging on Thursday, blaming the market sell-off on world governments and slamming leaders for failing to get a grip on the spread of a Covid-19 variant. Major U.S. stock averages all plunged almost 1% during the session, dropping the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indexes from record highs. Health concerns…
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Britney Spears urges haters to “Kiss My Ass” topless pose
Britney is back! That seemed to be the subtle message fans took away Britney Spears‘Naked Instagram post on July 7th when the singer shared a picture of her back from behind while posing topless. She appeared to be standing in front of a sink in her bathroom, her blonde hair combed to one side. The…
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White evangelicals are dying out and that is an impending catastrophe for the GOP
A new study showed that the number of white evangelicals in the United States has fallen from 23% to 14.5% since 2006, and that’s bad news for the GOP. Aaron Blake of The Washington Post reported on a new study from the Public Religion Research Institute: While that group made up 23 percent of the…
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Reside Nation’s U.S. live performance enterprise is now ‘absolutely open’ after Covid pause: CEO
Live Nation Entertainment CEO Michael Rapino told CNBC on Thursday its U.S. concert business is “fully open” now, as it brings back its packed summer lineup after more than a year of pandemic-related disruptions. It comes as public-health officials are growing more concerned about the highly transmissible delta Covid variant and urging people to get vaccinated…