The Seattle City Council’s Public Safety Committee has moved on a proposal to reinstate a law that makes prostitution loitering a misdemeanor as the city attempts to crack down on sex trafficking, violence and drug dealing despite strong opposition from the public. Prostitution, violence and drug deals are common along Seattle’s Aurora Avenue, which has…
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News Catholic faith leader uses verses from John’s gospel as ‘clarion call’ to all
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News Inside the Russian Prisoner Swap: Long Johns, Forensics and a Bound Killer
The complex choreography caught some prisoners being freed in their robes and slippers, unaware of their fates, and required forensic experts to make positive identifications. Related Posts Long Ignored by the Western Art World, Africa’s Medieval Treasures Shine We like to keep history as we’ve learned it in a headlock, to make sure it doesn’t…
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News Glamour and grit are both on show in a London exhibition of photos from Elton John’s collection
A new exhibition of photographs owned by Elton John is everything one might expect from a star who has a fascination with image, a love of excess and a very large budget. Understated, it isn’t. The show, opening this week at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, includes more than 300 pieces by 140 photographers selected…
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News St John’s Rick Pitino rips team following Seton Hall loss: ‘It’s been a disappointing year’
St. John’s Red Storm men’s basketball coach Rick Pitino was irate following the team’s 68-62 loss to the Seton Hall Pirates on Sunday, dropping the team to 14-12. Pitino is in his first season with St. John’s after leading the Iona Gaels to three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. There was a lot of hype that…
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News St. John’s Rick Pitino sounds off on NCAA’s enforcement arm: ‘Tough time in college basketball’
St. John’s men’s basketball coach Rick Pitino argued Saturday the NCAA should stand down in policing its member schools as the organization faces challenges from two attorneys general over an NIL dispute. Pitino made his opinion clear after the Red Storm fell to No. 1 UConn 77-64. The NCAA faces antitrust lawsuits from the attorneys…
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News Group calls on Johns Hopkins to eliminate DEI program after post on ‘privilege’ draws harsh criticism: report
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News Johns Hopkins DEI boss won’t face discipline for racist comments condemned by school brass
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News Johns Hopkins Medicine CEO, VP ‘repudiate’ ‘privilege’ definition in diversity newsletter following backlash
The president and the dean of Johns Hopkins Medicine said that they “repudiate” language in a newsletter from the school’s Office of Diversity that used a “definition of privilege that runs counter to the values of our institution.” The original newsletter claimed that “males,” “White people,” “middle-aged people” and “able-bodied people” among other groups benefit…
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News Johns Hopkins Hospital ‘privilege list’ outrages former Democrat lawmaker
After sparking outrage, Johns Hopkins Hospital chief diversity officer Sherita Golden issued an apology for a newsletter listing groups with “privilege.” While acknowledging Golden’s apology, former Democratic Pennsylvania Rep. Patrick J. Murphy condemned the letter and called out attempts to “divide” Americans on “Outnumbered” Friday. JOHNS HOPKINS DEI OFFICE ISSUES ‘PRIVILEGE’ LIST IN COMPANY NEWSLETTER,…
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