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face2faceafrica.com | Mildred Europa Taylor
There are rumors that President Donald Trump may issue a federal pardon for Derek Chauvin as the fifth anniversary of George Floyd’s death draws near. KSTP reported Tuesday that Governor Tim Walz, the Minnesota National Guard, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Attorney General Keith Ellison have been warned of a possible unrest if Chauvin is pardoned. Rep.
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face2faceafrica.com | Mildred Europa Taylor
Evette Quoibia has always loved cooking. At age eight, she was cooking with little cups while her peers were playing with toys. As she grew up, she helped prepare meals for her family and loved to share her food with others. Today, Quoibia is a chef who also owns a restaurant that is doing very well. She has also been certified as a Guinness World Record breaker for her longest cooking marathon hour (individual) —140 hr, 11 min 11 sec.
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2 days ago |
face2faceafrica.com | Mildred Europa Taylor
An Atlanta hospital is keeping a brain-dead woman alive because she is pregnant, according to her family. Adriana Smith, a 30-year-old registered nurse at Emory University Hospital, experienced severe headaches when she was almost nine weeks pregnant in early February, so she went to Northside Hospital for treatment, her mother, April Newkirk, told 11Alive. At Northside, she was given medication and released without any tests or CT scan being done on her, her mother said.
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3 days ago |
face2faceafrica.com | Mildred Europa Taylor
Singer Cassie, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former girlfriend, took the witness stand in his sex trafficking trial on Tuesday and testified about being abused and sexually exploited by him for years. Her testimony came a day after prosecutors showed jurors a video of the rapper beating her in a hotel in 2016. Cassie, whose legal name is Casandra Ventura, told the jury Tuesday that her relationship with Combs had good and bad times, with some of their arguments turning physical.
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3 days ago |
face2faceafrica.com | Mildred Europa Taylor
Ryan Coogler grew up reading about superheroes. He discovered a potential future in film at Saint Mary’s while on a football scholarship. He was then taking a creative writing class when his professor assigned the class to write about a personal experience. Coogler decided to write about the time his father nearly bled to death in his arms. The professor, after reading his work, pulled him aside and asked what he wanted to do with his life.
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