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Study finds police officers of color make fewer stops and arrests and use less force than White officers

By Ray Sanchez, CNN At a time of national reckoning and outcry over systemic racism, prominent proposals for addressing police brutality call for law enforcement agencies to more closely reflect the demographics of communities they serve. Now, one of the first studies

February 12, 2021
Opinion

Presidents Day is a time to reflect on the incredible power we entrust to imperfect hands

Opinion by Lindsay M. Chervinsky Every year on Presidents Day, the country celebrates our past leaders. In recent years, however, many Americans have begun to question whether we have crossed the line between remembering and worshipping. If the past four years have

February 12, 2021
Entertainment

‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ is one piece in a larger civil-rights puzzle

Review by Brian Lowry, CNN “Judas and the Black Messiah” recounts a fascinating fact-based story in somewhat disjointed way, as it oscillates between two key characters. Despite that imbalance the movie has plenty to recommend it — beginning with Daniel Kaluuya’s crackling

February 12, 2021
Politics

Biden administration will begin processing migrants forced to stay in Mexico this month

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN The Biden administration will begin processing migrants forced to stay in Mexico under a Trump-era policy into the United States on February 19, according to administration officials. It’s the first move toward addressing the thousands of non-Mexican migrants

February 12, 2021
Black History Month

BLACK HISTORY MONTH: FANNIE LOU HAMER

By Alaa Elassar, CNN Most of the civil rights movement’s leaders were Black male preachers with impressive degrees and big churches. Fannie Lou Hamer was a poor, uneducated Black woman who showed that a person didn’t need fancy credentials to inspire others.

February 12, 2021
Black History Month

Black History Month: PAUL ROBESON

By Alaa Elassar, CNN Paul Robeson was a true Renaissance man – an athlete, actor, author, lawyer, singer and activist whose talent was undeniable and whose outspokenness almost killed his career. An All-American football star at Rutgers University, where he was class

February 11, 2021
Politics

Trump advisers say he hasn’t shown remorse for the insurrection and relationship with Pence remains damaged

By Jim Acosta and Pamela Brown, CNN Advisers to former President Donald Trump say he still has not expressed remorse for the siege at the US Capitol, which could end up being important for Senate jurors to consider after House impeachment managers

February 11, 2021
Health & Wellness

Diabetes drug can aid weight loss, study finds

By Maggie Fox, CNN A once-a-week injected diabetes drug helped overweight and obese people lose an average of 15% of their body weight over 16 months, researchers reported Wednesday. The maker of the drug, called semaglutide, has asked the US Food and

February 11, 2021
COVID-19

Biden administration is ‘not where we want to be’ on genetic sequencing of Covid-19 variants

By MJ Lee and Michael Nedelman, CNN With coronavirus variants posing a serious threat to President Joe Biden’s efforts to contain the pandemic, a Biden official tells CNN that the administration is still simply “not where we want to be” on surveillance

February 11, 2021
Business/Sports

Colin Kaepernick gets in on Wall Street’s hottest trend

By Allison Morrow, CNN Business SPAC-ERNICK Colin Kaepernick, the activist and former NFL quarterback, is the latest high-profile investor to get in on the SPAC craze. A SPAC, or special purpose acquisition company, is a very trendy way to take a company

February 11, 2021
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