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After the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, two deans from Temple University collaborated on an op-ed for The Philadelphia Inquirer urging the media to start showing the bodies of mass shooting victims in their reporting. Amy Goldberg, dean of the Lewis Katz School of Medicine, and David Boardman, dean of the Klein College of Media and Communication and former Editor in Chief of

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Just hours into their first shift, about 74 kilometres south of the Pilbara mining town of Newman, a team of specialist scientists searching for a minuscule target heard a beep.

Mashpee Community Preservation Committee members refrained from voting for applications for Community Preservation Act funds during a three-hour public hearing last Thursday, December 1.

Mamie Till came along at the right time in American history. During the 1950s, in an era when many Americans were blind to the grotesque toll of racial hatred, this courageous Illinois mother stepped forward and opened America’s eyes. What people saw outraged them — the mutilated body of her 14-year

Two former pension trustees of the Worthington Employee Pension Top Up Scheme have been ordered to appear at Preston Crown Court in a prosecution brought forward by The Pensions Regulator (TPR).

An adviser and two former pension scheme trustees are due in court for allegedly making five illegal loans and a £700,000 investment with assets from a workplace pension scheme.

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Two former pension trustees and a professional adviser are set to face court following allegations they made illegal loans and investments.

They want to force victim's pictures on the American public because they know they can't win the gun control debate on facts.