France Promises Ukraine Armored Vehicles, U.S. Weighs Doing the Same
President Emmanuel Macron pledged to provide AMX-10 RC armored vehicles, though Mr. Macron’s office did not specify how many of the vehicles would be delivered or when.
Russia Pardons Some Prisoners Who Fought in Ukraine, Reports Say
Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner paramilitary group, is seen in a video congratulating men for completing their military contracts.
Most of Bakhmut Has Been Destroyed in Ukraine War, Official Says
Russia has continued to press an offensive aimed at capturing the eastern city, after suffering a string of setbacks elsewhere in Ukraine in recent months.
Violence in the N.F.L.
In professional football, danger is at the root of any given play.
The Most Common Poker Terminology and Slang
Poker is a game with its language; if you’re unfamiliar with the terminology, it can be pretty confusing. This article will help you learn some of the most common poker terms and slang to hit the felt with confidence. Short Introduction to Poker’s History Poker is a family of card games that share betting rules
What Happens When You Lose a Casino Game: Working Tips to Avoid Losing
Some people’s daily routines include visiting a virtual or physical casino. However, the primary goal of gaming should be amusement. The vast majority of individuals like playing no deposit bonus casino games for fun. Even while there is no foolproof strategy for gambling success, there are some measures you may take to avoid quickly exhausting
DR. W. FRANKLYN RICHARDSON BACKS NOMINATION OF JUDGE HECTOR LASALLE TO BECOME NEW YORK STATE’S TOP JUDGE
New York, NY (Wednesday, January 4, 2023) – Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, Chairman of the Conference of National Black Churches (CNBC) and Senior Pastor of Grace Baptist Church in Mount Vernon, NY, issued the following statement in support of Governor Hochul’s nomination of Judge Hector LaSalle to the position of Chief Judge of the New York
U.S. Special Rep. for Racial Equity and Justice Desirée C. Smith reflects on first six months in office
By DaQuan Lawernce, Special to the AFRO Internationally, some nations with substantial racial or ethnic variation among their populations have acknowledged that addressing issues of racism, institutional or interpersonal, should be a priority. Seeking to continue the Biden Administration’s efforts to confront global systemic racism and injustice, in June 2022, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken appointed
White House gun violence program with philanthropies ends
By Thalia Beaty, The Associated Press It was small, as Washington celebrations go — two senior Biden administration advisers gathered with program participants near the White House on a Thursday afternoon in December to mark the end of a little-known initiative with a budget of less than $8 million. The impact of The Community Violence
Changes to D.C.’s Ticket Alert Service (TAS) to streamline communications, give residents earlier notice about citations
By Ron Taylor, Special to the AFRO The D.C. Department of Motor Vehicles (DC DMV) announced open enrollment into an improved Ticket Alert Service (TAS) system on Jan. 4. The program updates will help residents in the District of Columbia keep track of motor vehicle violations that have resulted in citations. Prior to the introduction