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The Hampton Roads community mourns the loss of Arthur H. Jarrett, Sr., affectionately known as "Mr. Coca-Cola," who touched countless lives through his work, church service, and dedication to the Black community. #ArthurHJarrett #HamptonRoads #CommunityLeader #BlackHistory #MrCocaCola #LegacyOfService

Pornography, sex shops and prostitution were all taboo in communist Czechoslovakia. So how did Czechs live without all that?

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An exchange with international scientists, who are members of the VinFuture Prize Council and Pre-Screening Committee, was held in Hanoi on January 18, as part of the VinFuture Award Week.

WARREN — If there is one thing Albert Paul knows, it’s how to do time. He’s been in and out of prison – mostly in – since he was 18 years old. He turns 80 this June. Videos Additional Photos Albert Paul, 79, has spent most of his life in prison for a string of crimes and is currently serving a life sentence for a 1971 murder. The Department of Corrections has estimated that it has spent nearly $1.5 million since the early 1950s to keep the Maine man locked up. Gabe Souza/Staff Photogr...

WARREN, Maine (AP) — The oldest and longest-serving inmate in Maine, who escaped...

Born in 1933 in Sanford, Paul grew up in foster care and began committing crimes at a young age, mostly thefts and burglaries for which he spent time in and out of jail. In the 1960s, he escaped twice from the former Maine State Prison in Thomaston. The first time, he left a dough mixer running, slipped away from the kitchen and scaled a 16-foot temporary wall. He was free for 11 days and spent part of his time holding an elderly couple captive in their home with their gun. In the second escape...