Baptizing child of early enslaved Africans helped tie Episcopal Church to slavery’s legacy
By Mary Frances Schjonberg From ENS
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US: High cost of diabetes drugs driving people to black market
Skyrocketing prices and insurance limits are driving many people with diabetes to seek medications and supplies from an underground supply chain, a new study found.
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Mexico's naked Zapata painting causes protests
Protesters stormed the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City on Tuesday over a painting showing revolutionary hero Emiliano Zapata striking an unconventional pose.
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Cayman: Collision on Esterley Tibbetts Highway
Shortly before 7:00PM on Monday, 10 December, officers were dispatched to a traffic collision on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway in the vicinity of the Yacht Club roundabout involving a Chevrolet Tahoe ...
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Cayman: Stabbing incident on West Bay Road
Shortly after 9:00PM yesterday, 10 December, officers responded to a report of a man suffering from stab wounds at an address off Peninsula Avenue in West Bay.
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Cayman: RCIPS launches 2019 Holiday Traffic Safety Campaign
Holiday traffic safety operations commenced this month with intensified road enforcement operations that will continue throughout the holiday season and into the new year.
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Cayman: Human Rights Commission Statement on International Human Rights Day
This Tuesday, 10 December 2019 marks the observance of International Human Rights Day around the world as well as locally by the Human Rights Commission (HRC).
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Jamaican leader calls for a war on corruption at ACP Summit
News Americas, NEW YORK, NY., Tues. Dec. 10, 2019: A Caribbean leader attending the 9th Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP), group of nations summit in Nairobi, Kenya, is calling for a total war on co...
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