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Is Kanye trying to get back to Kim Kardashian? There were no reports of Kim Kardashian attending Kanye West’s album release event in Georgia, Atlanta, and therefore when she marked her attendance at the venue, it sent the social media users into a tizzy. According to TMZ, Kim’s younger sister Khloe Kardashian also landed at the event in order to extend her support to the rapper. The multiple Grammy-winning rapper reportedly performed on a song called ‘I am Losing My Family’ which further fueled the rumors of him getting back to Kim.   Prior to this mega event, there were...

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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Feb 2 2021 (IPS) - “Oh what a tangled web we weave When first we practice to deceive”. Walter Scott’s lines, already over two centuries old, nicely sum up how pursuit of national advantage and private gain have undermined the public interest and the common good. As known COVID-19 infections exceed 100 million internationally, with more than two million lives lost, rich countries are now quarrelling publicly over access to limited vaccine supplies. With ‘vaccine nationalism’ widespread, multilateral arrangements have not been able to address current challenge...

Registration Still Open for Last Day of 2021 Montgomery County History Conference Tickets for the 2021 Montgomery County History Conference are still available for Saturday, the last day of the events. See the schedule overview here. Discussions include “A Tangled Web: Researching the Enslaved in Maryland” and “Displacement and Erasure: Gentrifying Travilah Road.” Bruce Adams, former Montgomery County Council President who founded the Bethesda Community Baseball Club in 1998, will host a virtual discussion about the county’s Black history surrounding baseball. The discussion, called...

The Lies That Just Won’t Die By Avraham Weissman Sunday, December 13, 2020 at 3:39 pm | כ"ז כסלו תשפ"א Unraveling the Tangled Web of Deceit That Cost Jonathan Pollard His Freedom for 35 Years For decades, Jonathan Pollard, the only American ever sentenced to life in prison for passing classified information to an ally — a crime with a median sentence of two to four years — and a small core group of loyal advocates, led by his wife, Mrs. Esther Pollard, fought a double, uphill battle. They sought to reverse what impartial observers have long referred to as a gross miscarriage...