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What Jurors Didn’t Hear in the Karmelo Anthony Case
Newly revealed records detail troubling histories for both teens as Karmelo Anthony argues withheld evidence influenced his decision not to testify.
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Major New Development for the USS Abraham Lincoln After Public Outcry Over Conditions
Thousands of sailors were reportedly suffering amid poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln for nine months. Now, they are finally headed home.
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Major New Update Emerges in the Troubled USS Abraham Lincoln Deployment After Outcry
Thousands of sailors were reportedly suffering amid poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln for nine months. Now, they are finally headed home.
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Janelle James Reveals Why She Doesn’t Like Her ‘Abbott Elementary’ Character
Even though Principal Ava is a fan favorite on "Abbott Elementary," Janelle James is opening up about why she actually dislikes her character.
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Trump Considers Stripping Black Navy Hero’s Name From New Aircraft Carrier
Donald Trump has been placing his name on as many things as he can, but his latest move could overshadow the legacy of a Black Navy hero.
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At 91, Helen Woodyard Got the Diploma She’d Been Waiting a Lifetime For
After decades of putting herself last, Helen Woodyard returned to school at 88 and finally accomplished a dream she never abandoned.
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Jaafar Jackson on How the ‘Michael’ Sequel Will Finally Tackle Past Allegations
While the "Michael" biopic broke box office records, it also drew harsh criticism for failing to address his child sexual abuse allegations. However, Jaafar Jackson says the upcoming sequel will do so.
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New Questions in Jason Arday’s Death as the Academic Who Accused Him of Plagiarism is Suspended
A British academic with a history of questionable race-related studies faces investigation after his accusations against Jason Arday intensified his sudden death.
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NABJ’s Errin Haines’ Bold Defense of Accountability in Black Media
NABJ President Errin Haines explains why Stephen A. Smith received the Thumbs Down award, and why accountability remains central to Black journalism.
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NABJ President Errin Haines: Protecting Black Journalism Means Calling Out Bad Work
NABJ President Errin Haines explains why Stephen A. Smith received the Thumbs Down award, and why accountability remains central to Black journalism.