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Man released under Biden-clemency order after facing sentence in 1999 for killing Connecticut mother and son
A man convicted of mercilessly killing a Connecticut mother and her 8-year-old son has been released from prison after receiving clemency from former President Joe Biden. 49-year-old Adrian Peeler conspired with his brother Russell Peeler Jr. to shoot and kill 8-year-old Leroy “B.J.” Brown and his mother Karen Clarke back in 1999. He was sentenced…
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Connecticut pastor beats teen carjacker, then tries to offer him mercy in shocking footage
A Connecticut pastor beat a teen trying to carjack his vehicle in a visit to Baltimore about...
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States sue Trump administration over ‘agency priorities’ grant cuts, calling them unlawful and politically driven
A coalition of attorneys general from more than 20 U.S. states and Washington, D.C., filed...
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Connecticut man rescued from chimney, arrested after bizarre attempt to save dog trapped in park bathroom
Police have revealed that on Sunday, a man got stuck in a chimney while he tried to rescue...
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Obama warns the U.S. is ‘dangerously close’ to sliding into autocracy
Former President Barack Obama has issued a stark warning that American democracy is nearing a perilous tipping point. Speaking in Hartford, Connecticut, on Tuesday evening, Obama described the nation as...
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Black Celebrities Leading the Charge in America’s Food Industry
Lots of Black celebrities in the United States are making their mark in the food industry, launching and investing in businesses that range from fast-food franchises to fine dining establishments and packaged...
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5 things to know about Raheem L. Mullins, Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice nominee
Honorable Raheem L. Mullins, an esteemed American lawyer, has been nominated by Governor Ned Lamont for the position of Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court. On August 29, 2024, Governor Lamont...
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Windsor Historical Society, Connecticut, finally elects its first Black president after 102 years
The Windsor Historical Society in Connecticut is getting closer to its objective to be more inclusive after its Board of Directors elected Randy Mckenney as its first Black president in 102 years. The...
