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This Just In: Mario McNeill and Antoinette Davis Plead Not Guilty in Connection with the Death of Shaniya Davis (w/Update)

• February 9, 2012 • 7 Comments

Posted in African American History, Black People, Class, Crime, Cultural History, Mental Health/Psychology, Murder/Manslaughter, Pedophilia/Child Kidnapping, People of Color, Rape/Sex Crimes, Sexuality, Shaniya Davis, The Mainstream Media (MSM), Women
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Shaniya Davis Update: Antoinette Davis Due in Court February 2, But No Trial Date Set

• January 24, 2011 • 17 Comments

Posted in African American History, Alcoholism/Drug Abuse, Black People, Class, Cultural History, Domestic Violence, Drug Culture/Industry, Mental Health/Psychology, Murder/Manslaughter, Pedophilia/Child Kidnapping, Race, Rape/Sex Crimes, Sexuality, Shaniya Davis, The Mainstream Media (MSM), Women
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Highlights of Memorial Service for Shaniya Davis

• November 18, 2010 • 3 Comments

Posted in African American History, Black People, Class, Crime, Cultural History, Domestic Violence, Drug Culture/Industry, Health, Mental Health/Psychology, Pedophilia/Child Kidnapping, People of Color, Rape/Sex Crimes, Sexuality, Shaniya Davis, Women
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One Year Memorial for Shaniya Davis Next Tuesday, November 16. And Justice for Shaniya Seems Dead, Too

• November 12, 2010 • 1 Comment

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Shaniya Davis: The Department of Social Services Betrayed Her From Day One

• October 5, 2010 • 3 Comments

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Former Corrections Secretary Rick Raemisch to head Colorado prisons June 18, 2013
Raemisch says he felt compelled to seek the job because of the murder of his predecessor.
Wisconsin among states pushing forward with anti-abortion bills June 18, 2013
The GOP's conservative base is finding success with abortion-restricting laws at the state and federal level, reports the New York Times.
Copper thieves wreck air conditioning at River Food Pantry, Salvation Army June 18, 2013
Police say copper thefts are a continuing problem across Madison.
John Nichols: Congress should check and balance president's actions in Syria June 18, 2013
On Afghanistan, Congress is reasserting its role to check and balance the president. It should do the same with regard to Syria.
Bucky in a Confederate uniform? No way, says UW June 18, 2013
A pro-gun group was told to remove the image of a gun-toting Bucky in a Confederate uniform.
Lisa Subeck: Raising campaign limits comes at expense of democracy June 18, 2013
New data reveals only a small percentage of Wisconsinites stand to gain from doubling of campaign contribution limits
State Debate: Press-Gazette urges readers to speak out against state budget June 18, 2013
A daily roundup of interesting newspaper editorials and blog posts from around Madison and Wisconsin.
Tea party group to Sen. Mike Ellis: Set our children free! June 18, 2013
A tea party billboard compares the Senate president to an oppressive Egyptian pharaoh.

The Chicago Tribune

Jimmy Hoffa search: FBI digs in Michigan field June 18, 2013
FBI agents in suburban Detroit widened their search of an overgrown field today for the remains of former Teamsters union boss Jimmy Hoffa, who disappeared nearly 38 years ago and is thought to have been murdered by mobsters.
CTA unveils artwork for Red Line north stations June 18, 2013
The CTA today unveiled renderings for art that will be placed at seven Red Line north stations by the end of the year.
Hossa 'likely' for Game 4 June 18, 2013
It appears the Chicago Blackhawks will have winger Marian Hossa for Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final Wednesday night.
Ban on plastic bags makes comeback at City Hall June 18, 2013
Aldermen today listened to environmentalists and a teenage girl make the case for banning plastic bags in city stores, but were not expected to vote on the long-discussed move that retailers argue would hurt business.
Silvery substance prompts swim ban at Indiana Dunes State Park June 18, 2013
Swimming remains banned at Indiana Dunes State Park this morning while officials investigate a silvery substance found floating on the lake water.
New outdoor movie screen debuts at Millennium Park June 18, 2013
A 40-by-22.5-foot LED video screen bright enough to be viewed in full daylight debuts this week in Millennium Park's Pritzker Pavilion.
8 wounded in shootings on South, West sides June 18, 2013
At least eight people were shot Monday on the South and West sides, authorities said.
Blackhawks down a man, down in series after 2-0 loss June 18, 2013
History not on their side after 2-0 loss puts Bruins up 2-1; Hossa 'hopeful' for Game 4Looking out of sorts without Marian Hossa, the Blackhawks sputtered on offense and were a train wreck on the power play as they lost to Boston 2-0, giving the Bruins a 2-1 edge in the Stanley Cup Final.

The New York Times

U.S. Lets States Delay Using Tests to Rate Teachers June 18, 2013
Responding to complaints, Education Secretary Arne Duncan said states could postpone for a year using more rigorous tests to make career decisions about teachers.
F.C.C. Nominee Points to His Lobbying Experience June 18, 2013
Tom Wheeler said his work for the cable and cellphone industries convinced him that competition was more important than regulation.
Fraud Used to Frame Farm Bill Debate June 18, 2013
While Congress debates cuts in the federal food stamp program, it has been reluctant to make changes in the crop insurance program, despite several recent fraud cases.
N.S.A. Chief Says Surveillance Has Stopped Dozens of Plots June 18, 2013
Gen. Keith B. Alexander said on Tuesday that American surveillance had helped prevent “potential terrorist events over 50 times since 9/11.”
Boehner Raises Obstacle to Allowing Immigration Vote June 18, 2013
Speaker John A. Boehner said he would not bring an overhaul measure to the House floor for a vote unless it has the support of a majority of Republicans.
McCaskill Lends Support to Group Urging 2016 Clinton Run June 18, 2013
Senator Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat who backed Barack Obama in 2008, says she is “Ready for Hillary.”
Obama Raises Possibility of Change at the Fed June 18, 2013
The president praised Ben S. Bernanke’s leadership of the Federal Reserve but suggested that he could nominate a new Fed chairman later this year.
At Paris Show, Some Signs of Renewed Demand for Big Jets June 18, 2013
After years of emphasis on smaller, single-aisle aircraft, Airbus announced a deal for 20 of its A380 superjumbo jets.

The San Francisco Chronicle

Judith Salerno new Susan G. Komen CEO
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High court rejects Arizona voting law
High court rejects Arizona voting law McClatchy News Copyright 2013 McClatchy News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Published 8:52 pm, Monday, June 17, 2013 The Supreme Court on Monday struck down an Arizona law requiring that people registering to vote in federal elections provide proof of U.S. […]
Ex-contractor vows more surveillance leaks
Ex-contractor vows more surveillance leaks Defiant and apparently unbowed by threats of prosecution, former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden vowed Monday to release more secrets about U.S. intelligence surveillance systems that he described as "nakedly, aggressively criminal." Snowden unmasked himself on June 9 as the source for n […]
Chinese dissident says NYU is evicting him
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Military plans open combat units to women
Military plans open combat units to women Associated Press Copyright 2013 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Published 8:53 pm, Monday, June 17, 2013 Women may be able to start training as Army Rangers by mid-2015 and as Navy SEALs a year later under plans set to be announced by t […]
Turkish unions boost government protests
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News of the day From Across the Globe, June 18
News of the day From Across the Globe, June 18 Applebaum took over as interim mayor of Canada's second-largest city in November after former Mayor Gerald Tremblay resigned amid corruption allegations. Torrential rain and floods washed away buildings and roads and killed at least 23 people in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, officials said Monda […]
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Facebook hits advertising milestone: 1 million active advertisers June 18, 2013
Facebook said on Tuesday it now has 1 million active advertisers globally who used the platform in the last 28 days, a milestone for the Menlo Park company that is seeking to revive its revenue growth.
Whitey Bulger witness who admits to 20 murders denies he's a serial killer June 18, 2013
A former enforcer for James 'Whitey' Bulger who admitted killing 20 people insisted Tuesday that he is not a hit man or a serial killer, but instead is a 'nice guy' who was only trying to help his family and friends when he pumped bullets into victims while working with Bulger and his gang.
Police identify Oakland man fatally shot by deputy at Castro Valley burger joint June 18, 2013
Quincy Williams, age 32, of Oakland, was shot and killed by an Alameda County sheriff's deputy Friday night after he attempted to rob Boulevard Burger, officials said.
Hicks: Charlie Sheen threatens to quit 'Anger Management' June 18, 2013
Actor wants Selma Blair fired for complaining about him.
World's slimmest smartphone arrives from Chinese company with big ambitions June 18, 2013
China's Huawei unveiled its flagship smartphone, the Ascend P6, at its first standalone launch event on Tuesday, underlining its ambitions to compete with Apple and Samsung in the top tier of mobile technology.
2.7 million Jeeps at risk of fire to be recalled by Chrysler after all June 18, 2013
Chrysler avoided a showdown with government safety regulators Tuesday, agreeing to recall 2.7 million older Jeep Grand Cherokee and Liberty SUVs that could be at risk of a fuel tank fire.
Boy, 6, dies after attacked by family dog in Union City June 18, 2013
A 6-year-old boy died Monday after being attacked by a family dog, a pit bull mix, at a Union City home, police said Tuesday.
Orchard Supply selling most of its stores to Lowe's June 18, 2013
Orchard Supply Hardware, a San Jose-operated business since 1931, said Monday it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, but will keep operating under its iconic name while turning over most of its stores to hardware rival, Lowe's.

The New Orleans Times-Picayune

Louisiana Housing Corporation receives more than $218,000 in HUD counseling grants June 18, 2013
In efforts to help families and individuals with housing needs and foreclosure prevention, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development officials are awarding more than $40 million in housing counseling grants to 334 national, regional and local organizations. Among...
Terrytown 5-year-old allegedly killed by brother's wrestling moves remembered as special daughter, sister June 18, 2013
Vilger Louis, 56, remembers when his 5-year-old daughter, Viloude, was born. At seven weeks premature, she was tiny."She weighed 1.75 pounds," he said Tuesday as he cupped his two hands together and recalled how he held her moments after her...
St. Tammany coroner's lawsuit paints him as visionary who modernized office June 18, 2013
After employing a rope-a-dope strategy to the mounting criticism of his spending and management practices, St. Tammany Parish Coroner Peter Galvan jabbed back last week with a lawsuit to thwart the state Legislature's move to give parish government control of...
Lawyers for Angola death row inmates seek preliminary injunction in heat lawsuit June 18, 2013
Lawyers representing three Louisiana State Penitentiary death row inmates moved for a preliminary injunction Tuesday, asking the courts to require that "humane conditions" are maintained in the inmates' quarters. The inmates at the prison, more commonly known as Angola, filed...
Gretna readies multipurpose center for employee use during hurricane season June 18, 2013
In fine-tuning preparations for hurricane season, Gretna will use its new $6.5 million multipurpose center to house nearly 200 police officers, firefighters, paramedics and public works employees in the event of a hurricane. But the Mel Ott Multipurpose Center on...
Mayor Landrieu communications director to leave City Hall on eve of reelection campaign June 18, 2013
Signaling another campaign season is just around the corner, Mayor Mitch Landrieu's communications director will soon be leaving his post.Ryan Berni, who started as Landrieu's press secretary when the mayor took office in May 2010, was coy Tuesday about where...
Boys burned during experiment at Covington science camp remain hospitalized June 18, 2013
Two young boys who suffered burns during an accident at a science camp in Covington remained hospitalized Tuesday, the state fire marshal said. Meanwhile, the investigation was continuing into what sparked the fire during a science experiment."This is a tragic...
Katrina rebound again helps New Orleans rank first for population growth June 18, 2013
The population rebound since Hurricane Katrina continues to fuel high growth rankings for New Orleans nationally, such as one issued by Forbes magazine on Tuesday naming the city first for growth out of 111 metropolitan areas. Citing a 28.2...

The Guardian, UK

US to begin direct peace talks with Taliban over Afghanistan June 18, 2013
'Peace and reconciliation' milestone comes after US drops request for formal rejection of al-Qaida as precondition to talksThe US is to open direct talks with Taliban leaders within days, it was revealed on Tuesday, after Washington agreed to drop a series of preconditions that have previously held back negotiations over the future of Afghanistan.I […]
Edward Snowden says US government has destroyed his chance of a fair trial June 17, 2013
In a live chat with Guardian readers, NSA whistleblower says US leaders cannot 'cover this up by jailing or murdering me'The NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has warned that the truth about the extent of surveillance carried out by US authorities would emerge, even if he was eventually silenced.In a live Q&A with Guardian readers from a secret […]
Protests erupt across Brazil over high costs and poor services June 18, 2013
Some of country's biggest ever rallies sweep major cities as bus fare rise is last straw in spiral of high costs and poor servicesBrazil experienced one of its biggest nights of protest in decades on Monday as more than 100,000 people took to the streets nationwide to express their frustration at heavyhanded policing, poor public services and high costs […]
Brazil mass protests and Erdem Gunduz's silent stand in Turkey: the best news photographs of the day June 18, 2013
The Guardian's award-winning picture team rounds up the most eye-catching images of the dayMee-Lai StoneJoanna RuckNicholas Pritchard
Syria and the G8: lost in translation June 18, 2013
Mr Putin's sympathy is with the despots, not their people. It should therefore come as no surprise that the G8 leaders had difficulty arriving at even the blandest of statements on SyriaShortly after the Boston bombings Barack Obama got a message of support and sympathy from Vladimir Putin. The curiosity of it was that the Russian original was phrased i […]
Montreal interim mayor resigns as city reels from corruption scandals June 18, 2013
Michael Applebaum faces 14 charges, including defrauding the government and corruption in municipal affairsThe mayor of Montreal resigned on Tuesday, amid corruption scandals ripping through Canada's second-largest city.A day after being arrested on fraud charges, interim mayor Michael Applebaum announced that he was stepping down. Applebaum, who had co […]
Osborne and Cameron at G8: stylewatch June 18, 2013
Forget tax and Syria, smart-casual is tough for these guys. Cameron demonstrated yet again that for him sleeves rolled up and no jacket semaphores getting down to businessNot for the first time, the dress code has proved to be one of the trickier aspects of the G8 agenda. Style novice George Osborne underlined the dilemma with his sartorial excuse to BBC Bre […]
Afghanistan peace talks: no surrender behind the Taliban's white flowers June 18, 2013
Behind a surprise invitation to talk lie years of violence, scepticism and suspicionThe banalities of a news conference take on a strange significance when the men who summon the world's cameras are members of a feared insurgent group that banned television when they ruled Afghanistan and sheltered al-Qaida.Separated from journalists by white flower arr […]

The BBC

US to open direct Taliban talks June 18, 2013
The US is to open direct peace talks with the Taliban after more than 10 years of war in Afghanistan, senior White House officials announce.
G8 backs urgent Syria peace talks June 18, 2013
G8 leaders back calls for Syrian peace talks to be held in Geneva "as soon as possible", without mentioning the fate of President Bashar al-Assad.
Brazil president 'proud' of protests June 18, 2013
Dilma Rousseff says she is proud so many people are fighting for a better country, in her first public comments since mass protests on Monday.
Mali signs peace deal with Tuareg June 18, 2013
Mali's government signs a peace deal with Tuareg rebels to end conflict in the north in the run-up to elections next month.
Pakistan funeral bomb kills 28 June 18, 2013
At least 27 people, including a lawmaker linked to Imran Khan's PTI, are killed in a suicide bombing at a funeral in north-west Pakistan, officials say.
Italy school bomber gets life term June 18, 2013
An Italian court sentences to life in prison a man who carried out a school bomb attack in 2012, which killed a teenage girl and injured nine others.
Jolie double in US phone hack claim June 18, 2013
A former stunt double for Angelina Jolie sues News Corp in the US, accusing the company of hacking into her phone to gain information about the star.
Montreal mayor resigns after arrest June 18, 2013
Montreal's Mayor Michael Applebaum resigns, a day after his arrest on 14 fraud charges, the latest scandal to hit Canadian local politics.

The Independent, UK

Revealed: The 44 Guantanamo Bay inmates too dangerous to release June 18, 2013
The United States government has identified for the first time the several dozen inmates at the deeply troubled prison facility at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba whom it considers too dangerous to release but also too difficult to prosecute or ever put on trial.
In US, News Corp may truly be held to account June 18, 2013
The former US Secretary of State, and potential presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, said that, whether it’s law, finance, medicine, academia or running a small business, “people rely on confidential communications to do their job”.
News Corp phone hacking claim: US courts more likely than English counterparts to jail executives if found guilty June 18, 2013
The former US Secretary of State, and potential presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, said that whether it’s law, finance, medicine, academia or running a small business “people rely on confidential communications to do their job.”
Brazil kicks off: World Cup excess draws hundreds of thousands to street protests June 18, 2013
When the Fifa president Sepp Blatter announced in 2007 that next year’s World Cup would be staged in Brazil, he predicted it would have “a big social and cultural impact”. It has, but not in the way he expected. Instead of uniting Brazil in celebration, football’s biggest prize, which is returning after 54 years to the country that has won it more times than […]
100,000 protesters take to Brazil's streets ahead of World Cup and Olympics June 18, 2013
Protests in Brazil turned violent as more than 100,000 people took to the streets across the country, angered by allegations of police brutality in beating and firing rubber bullets at demonstrators in a march last week.
California: Prisoners at Avenal and Pleasant Valley prisons demand move as valley fever death toll rises June 18, 2013
Thousands of inmates at two California prisons may be transferred to other facilities, to avoid the threat of a condition known as valley fever.
Angelina Jolie's former stunt double Eunice Huthart launches legal proceedings against Rupert Murdoch’s US media empire over alleged phone hacking June 18, 2013
The British former stunt double of Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has become the first of six people to formally launch legal proceedings against Rupert Murdoch’s media empire in America over alleged phone hacking.
Exclusive: Angelina Jolie's former stunt double Eunice Huthart launches legal proceedings against Rupert Murdoch’s media empire in US over alleged phone hacking June 18, 2013
The British former stunt double of Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has become the first of six people to formally launch legal proceedings against Rupert Murdoch’s media empire in America over alleged phone hacking.

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