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Police: Haitian National Sexually Assaulted Multiple Horses In Texas SAN ANTONIO, TX – On Tuesday, police arrested Jean Marie Bugoma, 24, after an investigation, which included the use of DNA evidence reportedly confirmed that he had sexually assaulted at least two horses since 2020. On February 14 (Valentines Day), the owner of a horse stables, along with San Antonio police officers caught Burgoma inside the facility. He was also captured on surveillance video walking through the stables nak...

By Bill Galluccio Apr 15, 2021 Toyota announced that it is recalling 280,000 Toyota Venzas due to an issue with the air bags. The car company said that a wiring issue could cause the side air bags not to inflate in the event of a crash. The recall impacts all SUV from model years 2009-2015. The automaker said that the issue involves a specific wiring harness that can degrade with regular use of the front doors. As the harness degrades, the wires can rub against a grommet, causing them to fra...

By Allie Gold Apr 13, 2021 If youve been in New York City through the pandemic, you probably noticed fewer people on the streets. It may be because a lot of residents moved out of the city... but what areas took the biggest hit during the pandemic? \ Manhattan and Brooklyn saw the most move-outs this past year and now theres a study that identifies which areas in these two boroughs saw the biggest change. Commercial real estate firm CBRE has released a new study that takes a look at all of th...

Source: Getty Summary:  Branding Europe as a unique civilization undermines the EU’s attractiveness to the rest of the world. Europe is better served by reckoning with its colonial history and underlining the universality of human rights. Related Media and Tools There is more than one narrative about the European Union. There are—among others—that of a benign force bringing peace and prosperity to the war-devastated continent, that of a promoter of unfettered neoliberalism and austeri...

The COVID-19 pandemic has driven up demand for food and beverage packaging that is secure and resealable as food safety and security concerns rise, according to a new report by packaging heavyweight Tetra Pak. According to the Tetra Pak Index Report 2020 which surveyed over 9,000 consumers worldwide to assess current consumer concerns, COVID-19 emerged as the top concern (64%) when it comes to current consumer priorities in 2020, exacerbating concerns about food safe...

A plaque will be added to a statue of controversial 19th Century politician Henry Dundas - detailing his role in delaying the abolition of slavery. The monument to Conservative politician Dundas at the Melville Monument in St Andrews Square, Edinburgh, became a focal point for discussion during Black Lives Matter demonstrations in June. Activists left signs at the monument saying Bring down Dundas, Their lives mattered, and Hope - and some called for a plaque to be added explaining Dundas role ...

HOUSTON — A woman is suing the owners of her Houston apartment complex after she suffered injuries from allegedly falling on a broken wooden step.  Nichelle Maxiey filed a complaint March 8 in Harris County District Court against Hidalgo Investments LLC alleging negligence.  Maxiey alleges in her suit that on on Sept. 7, 2020, she was walking up the outside stairs at her apartment complex on Culberson Steet in Houston, and fell after one of the wooden steps broke. She claims the fall cause...

There was a time reparations were actually paid out - just not to formerly enslaved people Thomas Craemer, University of Connecticut Feb. 26, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Thomas Craemer, University of Connecticut (THE CONVERSATION) The cost of slavery and its legacy of systemic racism to generations of Black Americans has been clear over the past year – seen in both the racial disparities of the pandemic and widespread protests over police brutality. Yet whenever calls for reparations are made ...

#BTColumn – Microaggressions and grooming = racism Article by February 14, 2021 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados Today. by Jade Gibbons Autism is a developmental disability that can cause significant social, communication and behavioural challenges. It typically appears during early childhood and can impact a person’s social skills, communication, relationships, and self-r...

Mushrooms are able to make up a shortfall in dietary nutrients without increasing calories, sodium or fat, says a group of researchers, who highlight the potential benefits to the diets of children. Writing in Food Science & Nutrition, ​the US team found the addition of an 84 gram(g) serving contributed to an increase in dietary fibre (5%–6%), copper (24%–32%) and phosphorus (6%). Other nutrient increases include potassium (12%–14%), selenium (13%–14%), zi...