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If you're old enough, you might recall the comic Godfrey Cambridge from late-night television in the 1960s, when he was one of a new wave of black

Created: January 07, 2021 11:24 AM Telehealth was just taking hold before the pandemic hit. Once we were directed to stay home and with many reluctant to go out telehealth hit its stride. Now dental health has embraced this as well. Gov. Cuomo recently signed into law regulations governing dental telehealth. So how does this work? What do we need to know? Dr.Mark Feldman is my guest. He's the executive director of the New York Dental Association. Digital-exclusive health reports from Dr. Benita Zahn. Look for new episodes every Monday and Thursday. Copyright 2021 - WNYT-TV, LLC A H...

By Chernoh Alpha M. Bah, Matthew Anderson, and Mark Feldman Official correspondences and bank statements on travel expenditures from the Office of the President of Sierra Leone uncovered by Africanist Press reveals shocking details on how the country’s president Julius Maada Bio, and his wife Fatima Bio, spent more than Le5.2 billion (over US$520,000) on travel costs and per diems for the month of December 2020 alone, the highest travel expenditure incurred in a single month by any sitting president of Sierra Leone since independence in 1961. Documentary evidence, including bank withdrawal ...

Captrust Buys $3.29B RIA MRA Associates With the acquisition of MRA Associates, Captrust can now offer income and estate tax compliance and consulting services, a new offering for its clients. Captrust Financial Advisors is acquiring MRA Associates, a Phoenix-based investment advisory firm with $3.29 billion in assets under management. It’s the latest deal for the large retirement-focused advisory firm, and will bolster Captrust’s expansion into the wealth management space, according to Rush Benton, senior director for strategic growth at the firm. MRA’s addition will enable Capt...

Thousands of Israelis flock to UAE Top Story January 1, 2021 DUBAI: It was a scene that just a few months ago would have been unthinkable. As Emiratis in flowing white robes and headdresses looked on, the Israeli bride and groom were hoisted on the shoulders of skullcap-wearing groomsmen and carried toward the dance floor, where dozens joined the throng swaying and singing in Hebrew, international media reported on Thursday. Noemie Azerad and Simon David Benhamou didn’t just throw a somewhat normal wedding bash in the middle of a pandemic that has shut down their country and ravaged the w...