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New Generation Challenges Some Blacks in Congress
DALLAS (AP) — For two decades, Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson has been an outspoken voice for Democrats in her signature bright blazer and multicolored scarf.…
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US Honors Black Federal Law Officer Killed in 1883
WASHINGTON (AP) — William Henderson Foote was a black federal law enforcement official in America’s Deep South at a time of heightened racial tensions, tasked…
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Cocaine in Wheelchair’s Seat Cushion at AZ Border
NOGALES, Ariz. (AP) — Federal authorities say a Mexican man tried to smuggle more than 7 pounds of cocaine into Arizona by hiding it in…
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Black Pastors’ Sermons Don’t Signal Setback For Obama
Black pastors took to their respective pulpits around the nation Sunday morning to blast President Obama over his personal support of gay marriage. But very…
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Cheaper Gas Not Enough to Boost Summer Driving
NEW YORK (AP) — Cheaper gas won’t be enough to get many more Americans on the road this summer. They’re still too worried about their…
