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America on edge as jury considers verdict for Derek Chauvin, policeman who killed George Floyd Posted Yesterday at 11:31pm MonMonday 19 updated 17 Black Lives Matter protesters say they want justice for George Floyd's killing in 2020.  ( Share Print text only Cancel Along the southern edge of Minneapolis, on the corner of 38th and Chicago, between a petrol station and a convenience store, there's a space known as George Floyd Square. Concrete barricades close off four blocks to traffic, and they are sometimes guarded by activists. Slogans and scrawled messages cover the streets and walls. A...

Titanic's Chinese survivors endured racism and deportation after disaster, film shows By (0) More than 1,400 people are believed to have died after the luxury passenger ship Titanic capsized in 1912. File Photo courtesy National Archives April 16 (UPI) -- Chinese survivors of the RMS Titanic, the luxury passenger ship that capsized after colliding with an iceberg in 1912, struggled with racism and discrimination after the disaster, according to a new documentary that aired in China. The Six, a film directed by Arthur Jones, tells the story of Lee Bing, Fang Lang, Chang Chip, Ah Lam, Chung F...

Discovering the Kingdom: Matthew 13:44-46 The path forward from cynicism is a renewed commitment to the things Jesus cared about most. Dr. Gregory Lee Image: Canva The following remarks were presented as a devotional for a March 2021 meeting of the Wheaton College Board of Visitors. It has been lightly edited for publication. It is wonderful to be with you today. I would like to share some reflections from Matt 13:44-46: “‘The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. When a man found it, he hid it again, and then in his joy went and sold all he had and bought that f...

HMR Circle has been made an official verifying partner of the Household Hardship Fund, which supports people who are...

Bulletproof vests - for dogs. Community donations protect Trumbull K-9s. Donald Eng FacebookTwitterEmail Cindy Penkoff, Trumbull K-9 Officer RJ Carlson, and K9 RicoContributed TRUMBULL — The town’s police dogs got an early Christmas gift of protection thanks to a donation of $3,150 for the purchase of two K-9 bulletproof vests. The town’s two dogs, Bane and Rico, had not been provided a vest, according to police spokesman Brian Weir. The donation was made Dec. 10 by Trumbull resident Cindy Penkoff, who organized the fundraising activities. The donations came from members of the communit...