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Nick Cannon Fired By ViacomCBS for Calling for Unity, and Discussing Facts & Opinions
ViacomCBS is ending a decades-long relationship with Nick Cannon after he recently made was they are alleging were anti-Semitic comments on his podcast, though they only appear to be facts, opinion/freedom of expression and religion, and constructive topics. More
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Cardano (ADA): Incentivized Testnet Staking 151,000 coins for 6 months Results
The long anticipated release of Cardano’s shelley and the staking rewards rollout approaches. Shelley will allow holders of the coin to passively earn the Cardano (ADA) cryptocurrency, via proof of stake consensus. Similar to receiving interest on a savings account or dividends from investments. More
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How the Racial Integrity Act of 1924 Forcefully Classified Many “Indians” as “Black”
On 02/30/1930 any indian with 1/4th or more Indian blood and less than 1/16th of Negro blood shall be deemed tribal Indians so long as they are domiciled on said reservations. Because they did not live on reservations, Indians including but limited to, Amherst and Rockbridge counties henceforth would be classified as “colored,” according to the new law. More
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African American reparation bill passes California Assembly
A proposal to establish a task force to study and prepare recommendations for how to give reparations to African Americans passed the California Assembly on Thursday. More
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8 Police Officers Beat Up One Cyclist During Protest in Brooklyn for Biking Slow
Police threw a cyclist to the ground and violently arrested him for riding too slowly for the fed-up cops driving behind him in a police van during a Black Lives Matter protest in Brooklyn on Saturday night, according to the victim and a horrified witness who captured the attack on video. More
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US Congress To Hold Hearing On ‘Digital Dollar’ Use For Possible Future Stimulus Payments
The House Financial Services Committee will be holding a hearing to discuss the use of digital tools to improve the delivery of stimulus payments. The Task Force on Financial Technology, created along with the Task Force on Artificial Intelligence last year by Chairwoman Maxine Waters (D-CA), has responsibilities examining revisions to FinTech regulation including the legal and regulatory structure of consumer protections, data privacy issues, and consumer engagement. More
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Things Heat Up Between China the Digital Yuan & The United States and the Digital Dollar
China is poised to launch a digital version of its yuan and could be about to create serious problems for the U.S. banking system—potentially forcing the U.S. to digitalize the dollar to compete. More
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Inside the ModernDay 2019-Present Day Slave Trade Trapping African Migrants
As black lives matters protest erupt around the world, many ask what about those still stuck in the slave trade, in the year 2020? More
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Kevin L. Walker Refiles Lawsuit Against Former Employee Karina Noelle Castillo for Fraud, Theft, False Promises, Breach of Contract
Entrepreneur/Actor Kevin L. Walker has refiled a lawsuit against his former employee Karina Noelle Castillo for, (1) material breaches of contract (2)fraudulent misrepresentation (3) False promises (4) Theft & Misappropriation of company secrets, information & resources. (5) Corporate espionage (6)Tortious interference (7) more. More
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COVID-19 Coronavirus: Is it What they say it is?
Many theories are circulating that COVID-19 numbers are being inflated, the virus is not as deadly as the “mainstream media” is making it out to be, and more.The white and Trump stated in a press conference one day that we were, “in a live exercise.” Watch for yourself! UPDATE! Youtube censored and removed the […] More
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California Movie Theaters Can ReOpen Soon
Movie theaters in California can begin reopening later this week if they follow a strict set of guidelines, including limiting capacity, according to new rules issued by the state on Monday. More
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Woman and Three Others Shot in Brooklyn, NY
According to reports, at least four (4) people were rushed to the hospital after three separate shootings across Brooklyn on Monday night. More
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California to ReOpen schools, gyms and bars next week
California will allow schools, day camps, bars, gyms, campgrounds and professional sports to begin reopening with modifications starting next Friday. More
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California Approved to Resume Filming and Production June 12th
California Governor Gavin Newsom released on Friday his long-awaited guidelines for restarting film and TV production in the state amid the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. More
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All Four Charged and Facing Murder Charges for George Floyd’s Murder
On Wednesday, Hennepin County District Attorney Mike Freeman and Attorney General Keith Ellison announced that a second-degree murder charge has been filed against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in addition to his previous charges. Additionally, the other three former officers involved in the fatal arrest of George Floyd were charged and taken into custody. More