COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – President Barack Obama said the racial discrimination in Ferguson, Missouri, extends beyond that city’s police department, and that law enforcement changes are a prime focus in the civil rights movement.
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By Chara Chiefs congelan a Broncos Los Kansas City Chiefs aun saborean su abultada victoria contra los Denver Broncos en una tarde donde los protagonistas
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By Angie Baldelomar Kansas City Public Theatre is premiering its first Spanish-language radio drama. “El Amor que Mueve el Sol y las demas Estrellas” tells
The election is finally over and we will have a new president-elect! While Mr. Biden will not be inaugurated until January 20, 2021, we can
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Nicolás Valdés Paleta, el hijo de Ludwika Paleta y Plutarco Haza, se lanza como cantante este 11 de enero, y lo hace con el sencillo
