Chosen 300 director Brian Jenkins back home after being detained in Guyana
Chosen 300 Executive Director Brian Jenkins is back in Philadelphia after being detained and quarantined in South America.
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- The Independent
MyPillow guy’s free speech site bans curse words
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- The Independent
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- Kansas City Star
Rep. Cleaver: Missouri can’t afford politicians disobeying the voters on Medicaid
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- The Telegraph
Prestigious boarding school which boasts Queen as patron marks passing of Prince Philip
A prestigious state boarding school, which counts the Queen as its patron, has marked the funeral of Prince Philip with its own commemorative service on Saturday evening. Gordon’s School, founded in 1885 with the help of Queen Victoria, live streamed its pupils sounding the Last Horn and lowering the Union Flag on its school grounds just a few hours after the Duke was interred at Windsor. Since the Duke of Edinburgh’s death on April 9, flags at the Surrey-based school have been flown at half-mast. The school had previously entertained visits from Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth in 1985 and had marked Her Majesty’s 90th birthday with a special parade attended by Gulf War veteran Major General Tim Sulivan CB CBE DL.
- The Independent
John Kerry apologises for Donald Trump’s ‘renegade’ stance on climate crisis
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- The State
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- The State
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- FOX News Videos
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- The Independent
Biden news: President plays golf for first time in office as woman charged with threatening VP Harris
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- Associated Press
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- Charlotte Observer
Charlotte Hornets pointed to NBA play-in; what would that mean to them in late May?
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- USA TODAY
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- LA Times
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- BBC
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