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The College urges hospital executives and the South Australian government to take immediate steps to make sure women and children in need of acute

House Democrats rallied support Thursday behind the affordable housing provisions in President Biden’s proposed social services bill with hundreds of billions in investments on the chopping block.

William Shatner, 90, has earned the title of oldest person in space after he and three others soared 65 miles above Earth Wednesday aboard Blue Origins New Shepard rocket.

British Airways has intrustructed its pilots to no longer address passengers as ladies and gentlemen, keeping the greetings gender-neutral instead. The change in policy has been touted as a nod to “inclusion and diversity.”

Thug smiled in court as judge described horrific attack on pregnant partner A THUG smiled as a court was told of how he left his pregnant partner with fractured facial bones during a “horrific” and unprovoked attack. Lee Ansell, 42, grabbed her by the throat, pinning her to a bed and beating her repeatedly at a time when she was 27 weeks pregnant with his child. The violence erupted in her bedroom after Ansell had been drinking alcohol, months after he attacked her in the garden of t...

Thug smiled in court as judge described horrific attack on pregnant partner A THUG smiled as a court was told of how he left his pregnant partner with fractured facial bones during a “horrific” and unprovoked attack. Lee Ansell, 42, grabbed her by the throat, pinning her to a bed and beating her repeatedly at a time when she was 27 weeks pregnant with his child. The violence erupted in her bedroom after Ansell had been drinking alcohol, months after he attacked her in the garden of t...

Celebrate Black History Month With PBS Wisconsin January 31, 2021 AIRING IN FEBRUARY ON PBS WISCONSIN 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 2 Learn the fascinating story of the first Black superstar, Josephine Baker. Born into poverty in Missouri in 1906, she moved to France and became a dancer hailed as the “Queen of Paris,” joined the French Resistance and became a civil rights activist. 11 p.m. Friday, Feb. 5 Journey through the prolific life of the “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” author and acti...

Co-op knife robber went on crime spree after Folkestone Magistrates Court blunder  |  Updated: 08:45, 13 January 2021 A court typo left a knife robber free to strike at a Thanet supermarket after an arrest warrant was mistakenly dated with the year 3030. Folkestone magistrates had ordered Kent Police to take drug addict Richard Champion into custody after he failed to appear in court to face an assault charge. Richard Champion - psyching himself up for the robbery Picture: Kent Police But whe...