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>> i pay over $1230 in rent alone. i got two kids im taking care of so anything can help me out right now. >> very high eggs, $5 and up. milk, $5 a gallon. bread, $4 just for a loaf of bread. its ridiculous. >> we paid $8.99 for a dozen eggs. >> its a struggle for any family because the price of food is outrageous. >> when e moved here, rent was relatively cheap. now its like you really got to have a second or third job just to keep up with rent. >> laura: well, despite all of this, bi...

The “strongest candidate by far,” two Wall Street Journal writers conclude, is a seeming outlier, former first lady Michelle Obama.

Intelligence reports detail Papua New Guinea allegedly has more than 15 methamphetamine (meth) manufacturing laboratories.

Most meth labs foreign owned and run by Papua New Guineans: Police

Bulolo not a haven for drug cartels: MP

Pro-illegal immigrants mayors and governors across the country. give another leader a try at some point. >> absolute chicago and at some -- absolutely and at some point they need to do that and there needs to be a change and cant do the same thing and blame the previous administration and say if you stay democrat, itll get better because we care about equity and race and your livelihood. really you dont care and this has been years and years and years. new york city has been a democrat city for ...

Do you know who these two race-hustlers are? If you pay attention, you know that Black Lives Matter co-founder Shaun King (a.k.a. Talcum X, Martin Luther Cream, or W.E.B. De Fraud) and lawyer Lee Merritt are Morehouse College buddies who have been partners in anti-white, anti-cop agitation for upwards of two decades. On Tuesday, King posted a leaked video that immediately went viral of Just a Jogger Ahmaud Arbery, whose family Merritt represents. Dissatisfied with the results of a Waycross, Geo...

Why Black Neighborhoods Continue to Struggle Twenty years ago, hundreds of Black neighborhoods in major cities were in good shape financially. Even before the pandemic, however, a majority had slipped into poverty. April 29, 2021 •  (Shutterstock) Cleveland had more than 900,000 residents in 1950, but by the year 2000 its population had fallen below 500,000. The city still had some areas of relative strength, however, including a large supply of stable, p...

Rachael A. Woldoff is an urban sociologist and Professor of Sociology. She received a PhD in sociology from The Ohio State University, specializing in crime and community. Her research and publications have focused on neighborhood crime and disorder, urban redevelopment, and racial/ethnic differences in neighborhood attainment, as well as the subjects of neighborhood racial change, gentrification, housing affordability, and creative class cities. Her work has appeared in Social Forces, Urban A...