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Black Man, Who Maintained He Didn't Kill Reporter, Executed In US
Marcellus Williams, 55, was sentenced to death in the midwestern state of Missouri for the 1998 killing of Felicia Gayle, a former newspaper reporter.
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Elon Musk Accuses Media Of Racism After Newspapers Drop 'Dilbert' Cartoon
Billionaire Elon Musk on Sunday accused the media of being racist against whites and Asians after US newspapers dropped a white comic strip author who made derogatory comments about Black Americans.
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Newspapers Drop 'Dilbert' Cartoon Over Creator Scott Adams' "Racist Rant"
The cartoon "Dilbert" has been dropped from numerous U.S. newspapers in response to a racist rant by its creator on YouTube. Scott Adams called Black Americans a "hate
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Britain's Only Black Newspaper
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Black British Newspaper, The Voice
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
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UK Warships To Sail For Black Sea Amid Ukraine-Russia Tensions: Report
British warships will sail for the Black Sea in May amid rising tensions between Ukraine and Russia, the Sunday Times newspaper reported, citing senior naval sources.
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US Daily Apologises For Decades Of Racist Coverage
The editor of the Kansas City Star apologized Monday on behalf of the American daily newspaper for decades of racist and discriminatory coverage of the Black minority.
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Australian Papers Black Out Front Pages In Protest Against Media Restrictions
Newspapers across Australia ran heavily redacted front pages on Monday in protest against government secrecy and a crackdown on press freedom, a rare show of unity in a fractious media landscape.
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22 Senior Tax Officers Facing Corruption Charges Made To Retire: Sources
At least 22 senior income tax officers have been forced into retirement for their alleged roles in corruption cases, sources said today, days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a newspaper the centre was aware of "some black sheep in the tax administration".
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Black Woman Takes Charge Of US Paper. Ex-Editor Urged KKK To "Ride Again"
A black woman is the new editor and publisher of an Alabama newspaper after her predecessor stepped down Thursday following widespread condemnation of his Feb. 14 editorial that called for mass lynchings, and him saying that the Ku Klux Klan needed to "clean out" Washington.
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Denmark Shuts Links To Sweden, Germany As Police Hunt Car
Danish police said they briefly shut bridges and ferry links to Sweden and Germany on Friday as they hunted for a black Volvo and three people linked to a serious crime, that one newspaper reported was a kidnapping.
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Shujaat Bukhari's Rising Kashmir Pays Moving Tribute In Edition
The morning after senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead outside his office, the Rising Kashmir, the newspaper that he started and edited, made it to the stands in the Valley. On its front page was a tribute to its slain editor-in-chief, who was counted among Kashmir's balanced voices. His life-size portrait against a black background was ...
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Guardian Newspaper Adopts Tabloid Format To Cut Costs
Britain's Guardian newspaper adopted a new tabloid format and a re-designed masthead with simple black lettering from Monday as part of a drive to cut costs.
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Jerome Valcke - Sepp Blatter's Outspoken Right-Hand Man
Jerome Valcke was suspended by the world football's governing body on Thursday following newspaper reports implicating him in a scheme to sell thousands of tickets for the 2014 World Cup on the black market, allegations which he has denied as "fabricated and outrageous".
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ArcelorMittal Asks South Africa for Steel Tariff Protection: Report
ArcelorMittal South Africa has asked the country's government to impose a 10 per cent import duty on steel and in return it may offer shares to black empowerment partners, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
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Black Man, Who Maintained He Didn't Kill Reporter, Executed In US
Marcellus Williams, 55, was sentenced to death in the midwestern state of Missouri for the 1998 killing of Felicia Gayle, a former newspaper reporter.
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Elon Musk Accuses Media Of Racism After Newspapers Drop 'Dilbert' Cartoon
Billionaire Elon Musk on Sunday accused the media of being racist against whites and Asians after US newspapers dropped a white comic strip author who made derogatory comments about Black Americans.
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Newspapers Drop 'Dilbert' Cartoon Over Creator Scott Adams' "Racist Rant"
The cartoon "Dilbert" has been dropped from numerous U.S. newspapers in response to a racist rant by its creator on YouTube. Scott Adams called Black Americans a "hate
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Britain's Only Black Newspaper
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Black British Newspaper, The Voice
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
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UK Warships To Sail For Black Sea Amid Ukraine-Russia Tensions: Report
British warships will sail for the Black Sea in May amid rising tensions between Ukraine and Russia, the Sunday Times newspaper reported, citing senior naval sources.
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US Daily Apologises For Decades Of Racist Coverage
The editor of the Kansas City Star apologized Monday on behalf of the American daily newspaper for decades of racist and discriminatory coverage of the Black minority.
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Australian Papers Black Out Front Pages In Protest Against Media Restrictions
Newspapers across Australia ran heavily redacted front pages on Monday in protest against government secrecy and a crackdown on press freedom, a rare show of unity in a fractious media landscape.
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22 Senior Tax Officers Facing Corruption Charges Made To Retire: Sources
At least 22 senior income tax officers have been forced into retirement for their alleged roles in corruption cases, sources said today, days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a newspaper the centre was aware of "some black sheep in the tax administration".
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Black Woman Takes Charge Of US Paper. Ex-Editor Urged KKK To "Ride Again"
A black woman is the new editor and publisher of an Alabama newspaper after her predecessor stepped down Thursday following widespread condemnation of his Feb. 14 editorial that called for mass lynchings, and him saying that the Ku Klux Klan needed to "clean out" Washington.
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Denmark Shuts Links To Sweden, Germany As Police Hunt Car
Danish police said they briefly shut bridges and ferry links to Sweden and Germany on Friday as they hunted for a black Volvo and three people linked to a serious crime, that one newspaper reported was a kidnapping.
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Shujaat Bukhari's Rising Kashmir Pays Moving Tribute In Edition
The morning after senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead outside his office, the Rising Kashmir, the newspaper that he started and edited, made it to the stands in the Valley. On its front page was a tribute to its slain editor-in-chief, who was counted among Kashmir's balanced voices. His life-size portrait against a black background was ...
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Guardian Newspaper Adopts Tabloid Format To Cut Costs
Britain's Guardian newspaper adopted a new tabloid format and a re-designed masthead with simple black lettering from Monday as part of a drive to cut costs.
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Jerome Valcke - Sepp Blatter's Outspoken Right-Hand Man
Jerome Valcke was suspended by the world football's governing body on Thursday following newspaper reports implicating him in a scheme to sell thousands of tickets for the 2014 World Cup on the black market, allegations which he has denied as "fabricated and outrageous".
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ArcelorMittal Asks South Africa for Steel Tariff Protection: Report
ArcelorMittal South Africa has asked the country's government to impose a 10 per cent import duty on steel and in return it may offer shares to black empowerment partners, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
