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Whos also getting headed off to india. so those are all political allies. two more bits of intrigue on the ambassador beat, casie, one is that chris dodd has turned down the ambassadorship, very close to president biden and will continue to do what he wants to. and jeff flake, senator from arizona, republican who endorsed biden, hes also being considered for an ambassadorship. >> very interesting. mike, before i let you go, i know youve covered richmond, virginia, politics, and also washington f...

Meet Ahlam Khan, the beautiful daughter of 'Gabbar' Amjad Khan - Ahlam Khan has worked extensively in the field of theatre and is one of the most glamorous faces of Indian theatre.

Finally criticize congresswoman ma -- taylor greene for comparing mask mandates to the horrors of holocaust. whats changed in the 365 days since a minneapolis police officer murdered george floyd. mr. floyds family is in washington today. republicans later this hour, the speaker of the house nancy pelosi meeting with the family right now, this visit to washington coming as negotiators on capitol hill working trying to work out the details of a national police reform bill and they say theyre ge...

You, you know, your personal reflections over 12 months, all of us together covering this story. you first, paul. >> derek chauvin is a convicted murder, the evidence was overwhelming, but we could never take that conclusion for granted. thats not usually the kay when a police officer kills an african-american man, but nicolle, this is how i will measure progress. when i stop being scared when i see a cop car behind me, when seeing that officer doesnt make me anxious. i dont feel any less anxiou...

For change both to police account ability and overall systemic racism. john? >> john: real quick, did the police respond to the gun shots? >> i can tell you we didnt see or hear the police there. we know they said one man was dropped off at the hospital afterwards. we saw the vehicle speed past us as we ran and hid behind cars. never heard any sirens at all. >> john: stay safe for us. thanks, garrett. >> gillian: wow. lets bring in the texas republican senator john cornyn. on this one-year anniv...

Save this story for later. Rembert’s “All Me II” (2005). The chain gang was ruthless, he observed: “I had to take on all these personalities. I only wanted to be one of them, but the one I wanted to be I couldn’t be.”Art works © Winfred Rembert / ARS On March 31st, the artist Winfred Rembert died, at the age of seventy-five. He was born in 1945 and grew up in Cuthbert, Georgia, where he picked cotton as a child. As a teen-ager, he got involved in the civil-right...

Lessons 1 year on from launch By Jerome Doraisamy|11 April 2021 Looking back on the 12 months since she launched her boutique practice right as the pandemic hit, Helen Kay says there is much that lawyers can learn if their businesses are to succeed. Almost one year ago, Helen Kay founded Rise Legal. The onset of COVID-19 was mere weeks in the past, but – having been made redundant earlier in the year – she felt she’d received “the push I needed and it turned out to be an incredibly posi...

Heard Ali’s new song? Agencies / Updated: Apr 1, 2021, 06:00 IST Singer Eliezer Botzer Singer-songwriter Lucky Ali and Israeli musician Eliezer Cohen Botzer have released their second single, Amaraya from the duo’s hugely-anticipated album, Lemalla. “Amaraya is one of the songs we composed in that space, it talks about all of us being reflections of each other,” says Ali. “While we were working on the project we also realised we had similarities culture-wise as well. We all went thr...

Reflections: Struggling To Keep Daycare Doors Open Amid The Pandemic Unable to load the audio player. playpausemuteunmute Amber Gritter All this month, we reflect on the pandemic -- revisit people we interviewed, commemorate those we lost, and ask you about your experiences. Today we continue our Reflections with Amber Gritter, a child care provider interviewed for a story on the struggled to stay afloat this year -- if some of your students dont stay, how do you afford to continue for the ones...

Siobhan Harvey reviews Isabel Allendes new memoir, The Soul of a Woman 12 Mar, 2021 07:00 PM 3 minutes to read Isabel Allende. Photo / Lori Barra By: Siobhan Harvey "And what is my definition of feminism?" Chilean author Isabel Allende writes in her new memoir, The Soul of a Woman. "It is not what we have between our legs but what we have between our ears." Laconic and astute, this quote illustrates the wider work, which is a bricolage of intimate reflections, family histories...