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In their own words: Minnesotans on how George Floyd's life and death impacted them Minnesotans describe how George Floyd's 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 our Black men are treated ... You sacrificed your life to show the world.’ We’ve always known...

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”. Most recently, the 36-year-old appeared in a mental health series on Apple TV, The Me You Can’t S...

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 Corrections’ repeated failures to provide lifesaving health care for people who are incarcerated in state...

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

I'm 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 hope to get up to when bars and clubs reopen their doors. My WhatsApp group chat was full of screen...