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When the suv crashed, touching off a manhunt that lasted more than an hour. The guy went off the road into the trees here and thats when all hell was breaking loose and they called in for extra airships and police units. Reporter a helicopter circled over the area as police from Montgomery County, d. C. , secret service and maryland parks all responded. It all came to an end at 47th and mass in spring valley, one of washingtons most exclusive neighborhoods. Coming up on news4 at 6 00, police are...

We can zoom in and show you some of the different messages people are holding. We did see a few Trump Supporters coming up through different periods of the night were people who were simply saying they were opposed to the protests. One man stopped and called this entire type of protest here or in other cities stupid. He ended up talking with some of the other protesters. They didnt come to an agreement but they did shake hands before he left. We saw one trump supporter show up wearing a make Ame...

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It makes no difference if you are reading about the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art in the New York Times, the BBC or any other Western media organisation - the subtext is always how surprising it is to find Western art in the East and especially in a widely and vastly alienated country like Iran, writes Dabashi [Wikimedia commons] Where do priceless works of art belong – where they were created, where they were plundered or where they were eventually sold and museumised?  I have had occas...

By KAREN BRADBURY | Stars and Stripes | Published: March 5, 2021 On March 8, International Women’s Day is celebrated, albeit much more noticeably in some countries than in others. In a country so instrumental to its founding, the date often seems to barely register in the public consciousness.  In the early 1900s, oppression and inequality spurred many women to become more vocal and active in their demands for social change. In 1908, some 15,000 women marched through New York City, demandi...