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IPL 2021: Second Group Of New Zealand Cricketers Arrive Home After Tournament's Postponement
IPL 2021: A second group of New Zealand cricketers have arrived home which included Brendon McCullum. The first included the likes of Trent Boult and Adam Milne.
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Donald Trump Administration Officials May Be Deposed Over Immigration Order
Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson said on Sunday he would depose Trump administration officials to uncover "what truly motivated" President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration if the case he brought against it goes to trial.
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After Hyderabad, JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar Extends Support To Pune Students
JNU Students Union president Kanhaiya Kumar today accepted an invitation extended by a students' group in the city to take part in a discussion
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Michael Brown, Whose Death Fueled Protest, Lies in Obscurity
15 months after Michael Brown's killing by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked a national protest movement, he lies buried in relative obscurity.
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Police Release Video They Say Shows Ferguson Suspect With Gun
St. Louis County Police released a video on Tuesday that they said shows a suspect, who has been accused of firing on police, drawing a pistol from his pants during protests in strife-torn Ferguson, Missouri.
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March in Ferguson on Eve of First Anniversary of Brown's Death
Several hundred people commemorating the police shooting of unarmed black teen Michael Brown marched Saturday on the eve of the first anniversary of his death, which shined a spotlight on race relations in America.
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Video Shows Police Wrestle Pregnant Black Woman to Ground
Police body camera footage published online by a rights group on Thursday showed two California officers wrestling to the ground a black woman who was eight months pregnant, and arresting her following a dispute with another woman.
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Baltimore Waits for Answers on African-American's Death in Police Custody
Residents of Baltimore and activists across the United States waited today for official word on the cause of a black man's death in police custody earlier this month, as protests over the case spread to other cities.
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Two Officers Shot Outside Ferguson Police Headquarters After Chief Quits
Two police officers were shot during a protest outside the Ferguson, Missouri police headquarters early on Thursday, police said, just hours after the city's police chief quit following a damning justice report into his department.
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New Judge to Hear All Ferguson Court Cases Following Justice Probe
A Missouri state appeals court judge will take over all current and future cases assigned to Ferguson's municipal courts following a scathing U.S. Justice Department report that found systemic abuses, the Missouri Supreme Court said on Monday.
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Studio Head, Producer Apologize For Angelina Jolie, Barack Obama Remarks
Oscar-winning producer Scott Rudin apologized on Thursday for calling Angelina Jolie a "spoiled brat" and making racially offensive jokes about US President Barack Obama's presumed taste in movies.
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White Ex-Cop Charged In Killing of Black Man in US
A white former police chief here was indicted on murder charges in the 2011 shooting death of an unarmed black man after an argument, a case that instantly drew comparisons to the Ferguson shooting and the chokehold death in New York.
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Protests In New York After No Charges In Garner Chokehold Case
Demonstrations broke out in New York City after a grand jury, on Wednesday, declined to charge a white police officer in the choking death of a black man, days after a similar decision sparked unrest in US cities.
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New York Bracing for Grand Jury Decision in Police Chokehold Case
One week after violence in Ferguson, New York is anxiously bracing for a separate grand jury decision in another racially charged case involving a white police officer and the death of an African-American.
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Ferguson Demonstrators to March 120 Miles to Missouri State Capital
Activists gathered in Ferguson, Missouri, on Saturday to begin a 120-mile march to the state capital Jefferson City to protest the killing of an unarmed black teen by a white police officer, a case that has rekindled a national debate over U.S. race relations.
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IPL 2021: Second Group Of New Zealand Cricketers Arrive Home After Tournament's Postponement
IPL 2021: A second group of New Zealand cricketers have arrived home which included Brendon McCullum. The first included the likes of Trent Boult and Adam Milne.
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Donald Trump Administration Officials May Be Deposed Over Immigration Order
Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson said on Sunday he would depose Trump administration officials to uncover "what truly motivated" President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration if the case he brought against it goes to trial.
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After Hyderabad, JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar Extends Support To Pune Students
JNU Students Union president Kanhaiya Kumar today accepted an invitation extended by a students' group in the city to take part in a discussion
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Michael Brown, Whose Death Fueled Protest, Lies in Obscurity
15 months after Michael Brown's killing by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked a national protest movement, he lies buried in relative obscurity.
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Police Release Video They Say Shows Ferguson Suspect With Gun
St. Louis County Police released a video on Tuesday that they said shows a suspect, who has been accused of firing on police, drawing a pistol from his pants during protests in strife-torn Ferguson, Missouri.
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March in Ferguson on Eve of First Anniversary of Brown's Death
Several hundred people commemorating the police shooting of unarmed black teen Michael Brown marched Saturday on the eve of the first anniversary of his death, which shined a spotlight on race relations in America.
-
Video Shows Police Wrestle Pregnant Black Woman to Ground
Police body camera footage published online by a rights group on Thursday showed two California officers wrestling to the ground a black woman who was eight months pregnant, and arresting her following a dispute with another woman.
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Baltimore Waits for Answers on African-American's Death in Police Custody
Residents of Baltimore and activists across the United States waited today for official word on the cause of a black man's death in police custody earlier this month, as protests over the case spread to other cities.
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Two Officers Shot Outside Ferguson Police Headquarters After Chief Quits
Two police officers were shot during a protest outside the Ferguson, Missouri police headquarters early on Thursday, police said, just hours after the city's police chief quit following a damning justice report into his department.
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New Judge to Hear All Ferguson Court Cases Following Justice Probe
A Missouri state appeals court judge will take over all current and future cases assigned to Ferguson's municipal courts following a scathing U.S. Justice Department report that found systemic abuses, the Missouri Supreme Court said on Monday.
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Studio Head, Producer Apologize For Angelina Jolie, Barack Obama Remarks
Oscar-winning producer Scott Rudin apologized on Thursday for calling Angelina Jolie a "spoiled brat" and making racially offensive jokes about US President Barack Obama's presumed taste in movies.
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White Ex-Cop Charged In Killing of Black Man in US
A white former police chief here was indicted on murder charges in the 2011 shooting death of an unarmed black man after an argument, a case that instantly drew comparisons to the Ferguson shooting and the chokehold death in New York.
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Protests In New York After No Charges In Garner Chokehold Case
Demonstrations broke out in New York City after a grand jury, on Wednesday, declined to charge a white police officer in the choking death of a black man, days after a similar decision sparked unrest in US cities.
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New York Bracing for Grand Jury Decision in Police Chokehold Case
One week after violence in Ferguson, New York is anxiously bracing for a separate grand jury decision in another racially charged case involving a white police officer and the death of an African-American.
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Ferguson Demonstrators to March 120 Miles to Missouri State Capital
Activists gathered in Ferguson, Missouri, on Saturday to begin a 120-mile march to the state capital Jefferson City to protest the killing of an unarmed black teen by a white police officer, a case that has rekindled a national debate over U.S. race relations.
