AS prices soar amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Malacañang called on Congress to review the oil deregulation law to give the government the power to intervene whenever there are oil price hikes. A House leader promptly proposed a four-point amendment to the Downstream Oil Industry Deregulation Act to enhance competition…
The national touring and recording artists Roomful of Blues will open a summer series of live drive-in concerts on Friday, May 14, 2021 to benefit the Southwick Civic Fund, a nonprofit group that is all about giving back to the communities of Southwick, Granville, and Tolland. The Civic Fund creates and produces events that enhance the quality of life by providing people with a sense of community spirit, celebration and civic pride. All concerts will be held at the Southwick Motocrosstrack (The Wick) on Legion Road in Southwick, MA. Showtime for all is 7:30PM.
For the last 50 years, Roomful of Blues has become legendary in the Blues World. This eight-piece band delivers the best in blues and swing. They ve toured the world and recorded over 25 albums. With five Grammy nominations and a slew of music awards and accolades, Roomful has become a recognized leader in their genre. The band has entertained blues fans worldwide with swing, rock n roll, funk, and contemporary blues. They h
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Behind Donald Trump’s grant of clemency for corrupt former Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick
On his final day in office, President Donald Trump pardoned 74 people and commuted the sentences of 70 others. Among those to whom Trump granted clemency was Kwame Kilpatrick, the former mayor of Detroit. Kilpatrick was serving the eighth year of a 28-year prison sentence the longest for a convicted public official in US history for two dozen crimes he committed while in office from 2002 to 2008.
Less than 24-hours after Trump commuted his sentence, Kilpatrick walked out of the Federal Corrections Institution in Oakdale, Louisiana. Although his sentence was reduced to one quarter of its original length, Kilpatrick’s conviction on March 11, 2013 after a six-month jury trial on racketeering, extortion, mail fraud, and tax evasion charges remains on the books.