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In their own words: Minnesotans on how George Floyds life and death impacted them Minnesotans describe how George Floyds life and death impacted them.  By Reid Forgrave, Zoë Jackson May 24, 2021 — 9:27pm These quotes have been edited for length. Josie Johnson 90, Minneapolis, longtime civil rights activist “I have silently said to George Floyd, ‘George, I am sorry that you had to experience the method of your death. But what you have done, my son, is you’ve shown the world how...

Kevin Winter via Getty Images for Global Citizen Prince Harry too much therapy? Apparently Prince Harry has. That’s according to NHS psychiatrist Dr Max Pemberton, who wrote in a column for the Daily Mail: “He is starting to embody the characteristics of those who’ve had too much therapy – self-centred, self-obsessed, aggrieved and resentful.” Dr Pemberton’s critique came after Harry spoke about leaving the royal family to break what the prince called a cycle of “genetic pain”....

Family sues state Corrections for $10M over cancer death Follow Us Question of the Day       By - Associated Press - Saturday, May 1, 2021 SEATTLE (AP) - Kenny Williams died at Monroe Correctional Complex two years ago after having cancer that went untreated despite his repeated pleas to the state Department of Corrections. His case has been cited by a state watchdog report as an egregious example of Correct...

Former accountant Dee Johnson turned her chandelier designs into a thriving business.But it didn't happen based on a master plan.  It all started

Im 25 and terrified of going to restaurants, bars and clubs when they reopen My friends are already planning their outfits for the big day, but one thing is holding me back from racing back indoors Usually writer Katie Russell loves going to restaurants When Boris Johnson announced his roadmap out of lockdown, with pubs and restaurants to open inside from May 17 at the earliest and nightclubs from June 21, many people jumped for joy.  Twitter was a-flutter with memes of the antics people ho...

Created with Sketch. Work is never-ending, your children need teaching, you’re worried about your loved ones’ health as the COVID-19 death toll continues to climb. Pandemic overload is alive and real. The flip-flopping of announcements and drip-feeding of information might be something we’ve come to expect, but it still hurts. If you feel like you’re teetering on the edge right now, you’re not alone. “Depression is becoming the normal way of being as we continue to be disconnected ...

How to love yourself more "Every relationship you have is based off the relationship you have with yourself." Stephanie FodenGetty Images If theres one thing were not short of at the moment, its hearing about self-love, self-care, and the general art of being kind to yourself - but sometimes that can be easier said than done. Learning how to truly love yourself can be hard, but its something thats important for us all to try to do. And while working on loving yourself can improve your wellbe...

Mum-of-four Dee Johnson from March has transformed her body after losing eight stone. - Credit: March Slimming World A mum-of-four is enjoying a happier and healthier life after beating the odds and dropping from a size 24 to 10 when losing eight-and-a-half stone.   Dee Johnson from March has transformed her lifestyle after her GP told her she had fatty liver following an abnormal blood test.   “Now I have loads of fresh veg with all my meals,” said Mrs Johnson. “As a family we now ...

USPS warns of possible shipping delays ahead of Christmas USPS warns of delays ahead of Christmas The United States Post Office is warning that there will be delays in deliveries ahead of the Christmas holiday. ORLANDO, Fla. - All-day Friday, a constant flow of people walked in and out of Orlando’s main Post Office.  With Christmas one week away, people are trying to send boxes filled with gifts to loved ones out of state.  "A few different places, California, Maryland, New York," Dee Johns...