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  • Trayvon Martin Case Sent To State Attorney’s Office Amid Growing Tension, Questions About Police Probe

      Police have turned over the investigation into last month’s killing of Trayvon Martin, 17, to the Seminole County State Attorney’s Office. The state of Florida will now determine if George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch captain from Sanford, Fla., will be charged in his death. According to the Sanford Police Department, Zimmerman admitted that he […]

  • Questions still unresolved in handling of Mitrice Richardson’s remains

    After a yearlong review, the L.A. County sheriff’s independent watchdog fails to determine if deputies moved her skeletal remains with or without permission from the coroner’s office. By Robert Faturechi, Los Angeles Times March 15, 2012 A yearlong probe has failed to determine if Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies moved, without permission from the coroner, […]

  • Study: Red meat linked to risk of premature death

      A new study indicates that eating unprocessed red meat such as hamburger, pork, roast beef or lamb and processed meats such as bacon, hot dogs, bologna or sausage can increase a person’s risk of premature death and raise the risk of death from heart disease and cancer. The analysis also suggests that substituting other […]

  • Dad Puts Son on Display for Bad Grades

    A father fed up with his son’s bad grades is putting the middle schooler’s punishment on display. The South Florida seventh grader had to stand at a busy intersection holding a sign of shame. The sign reads “Hey, I want to be a class clown. It it wrong?” The back says: “I’m in the 7th […]

  • Obama hails Ghana as ‘model for democracy’ in Africa

    President Barack Obama hailed Ghana as a “model for democracy” during a meeting with the nation’s leader that addressed issues ranging from democracy to economic ties. “There’s sometimes a tendency to focus on the challenges that exist in Africa,” Obama said. ” But I think it’s important for us to also focus on the good […]

  • W PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS – “This House Is Not A Home”- A Stage Play

    W PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS – “This House Is Not A Home”- A Stage Play Where: STAGE 52 – 5299 W. WASHINGTON BL. L.A., C.A. 90016 When: Saturday 3/10/12 at 8pm and Sunday 3/11/12 at 3pm For more info & tickets go to: www.inglewoodtickets.com Or call: 1-800-671-SEAT (7328)  

  • W PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS – “Stop Cheating On Me”- A Stage Play

    W PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS – “Stop Cheating On Me”- A Stage Play Where: STAGE 52 – 5299 W. WASHINGTON BL. L.A., C.A. 90016 When: Friday 3/9/12 and Sunday 3/11/12 at 8pm For more info & tickets go to: www.inglewoodtickets.com Or call: 1-800-671-SEAT (7328)    

  • Concussions in Teens Can Take Up to 1 Year to Heal

    Concussions in teenagers can take up to one year to completely heal, a North Texas doctor says. Baylor Irving’s Dr. Bryan Wasson said concussions affect parts of the brain that are still growing and developing in teenagers. “What we are finding is, the younger the brain, the more susceptible to injury,” he said. Six months […]

  • Obama: Limbaugh’s name calling is ‘reprehensible’

    President Obama today telephoned the Georgetown University law student who was called a “slut” and “prostitute” by Rush Limbaugh, who is getting hit from all sides. Obama called to express his “disappointmnent” that Sandra Fluke has been subjected to “inappropriate personal attacks,” White House spokesman Jay Carney said. The president found Limbaugh’s comments “reprehensible” and […]

  • Firpo Carr

      Best-selling author and former radio host Firpo Carr was the guest on Monday’s Front Page. He has two new books available: “The Re-Assassination of Malcolm X”, and “Modern Matthew: Good News for Today” His books are available at amazon.com or at EsoWon books in Leimert Park. For more info on Mr. Carr, visit www.firpocarr.com.