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An Army of One: How I Helped Disbar and Indict a Psychopath

In Philadelphia, leases are getting worse for tenants by the year.

A 75-year-old man from LaGrange is accused by state police of possessing child pornography.

A law enforcement tip followed by an investigation by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Rhinebeck resulted in the arrest of a 75 year old Dutchess County resident on child pornography charges, police say.

Retired Black Players Say NFL Brain-Injury Payouts Show Bias By Maryclaire Dale and Michelle R. Smith Associated Press Published May 15, 2021 Former NFL player Ken Jenkins exits the building after delivering tens of thousands of petitions demanding equal treatment for everyone involved in the settlement of concussion claims against the NFL, to the federal courthouse in Philadelphia, Friday, May 14, 2021. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) Thousands of retired Black professional football players, their fami...

May 15, 2021 Share Thousands of retired Black professional football players, their families and supporters are demanding an end to the controversial use of “race-norming” to determine which players are eligible for payouts in the NFL’s $1 billion settlement of brain injury claims, a system experts say is discriminatory. Former Washington running back Ken Jenkins, 60, and his wife, Amy Lewis, on Friday delivered 50,000 petitions demanding equal treatment for Black players to Senior...

Retired Black NFL players allege bias in brain injury payouts Updated on: May 15, 2021 / 5:54 PM / AP Retired NFL players demand end to race-norming Thousands of retired Black professional football players, their families and supporters are demanding an end to the controversial use of "race-norming" to determine which players are eligible for payouts in the NFLs $1 billion settlement of brain injury claims, a system experts say is discriminatory. Former Washington running back Ken Jenk...

NFL families seek to end race-norming in $1B settlement of brain injury claims PHILADELPHIA -- - Thousands of retired Black professional football players, their families and supporters are demanding an end to the controversial use of "race-norming" to determine which players are eligible for payouts in the NFLs $1 billion settlement of brain injury claims, a system experts say is discriminatory. Former Washington running back Ken Jenkins, 60, and his wife Amy Lewis on Friday delivered 50,000 pe...

By MARYCLAIRE DALE and MICHELLE R. SMITH Associated Press PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Thousands of retired Black professional football players, their families and supporters are demanding an end to the controversial use of “race-norming” to determine which players are eligible for payouts in the NFL’s $1 billion settlement of brain injury claims, a system experts say is discriminatory. Former Washington running back Ken Jenkins, 60, and his wife Amy Lewis on Friday deliv...