Daily Archives: March 16, 2012

George Clooney, Ben Jealous, and MLK III to Protest at Sudan Embassy in D.C.

hcsp.jpgActor George Clooney will highlight a protest planned for Friday at Sudan’s embassy in Washington.
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President Obama Holds Fundraiser at Tyler Perry’s Studio and Home

hcsp.jpgPresident Barack Obama is embarking on a concentrated one-day fundraising trip, with a stop in his hometown of Chicago and another in Atlanta for a big-draw event with film producer Tyler Perry and performer Cee Lo Green.

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5.9 Magnitude Quake Sparks Stampede in Philippines; 23 Injured

A 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck the southern Philippines on Friday, causing minor damage and a mall stampede that left at least 23 people injured, officials said.

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George Clooney, Ben Jealous, and MLK III to Protest at Sudan Embassy in D.C.

hcsp.jpgActor George Clooney will highlight a protest planned for Friday at Sudan’s embassy in Washington.

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More than 100 Homes Destoyed as Tornado Hits Michigan

Home damageWashtenaw County Sheriff’s Deputy Ray Yee was the first officer on the
scene in one of two hard-hit Michigan subdivisions where a tornado
ripped through more than 100 homes, leaving them in splinters before
downing trees and power lines, sparking fires and flooding neighborhood
roads.

Pictured: A tornado leaves a home damaged Thursday in Dexter, Mich.

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Africans in Israel Unite to Improve Their Communities

African IsraelisFor years, Israel’s array of African
communities had little interaction, divided by religious, linguistic and
cultural differences. That is changing.

Pictured: In
this photo taken Tuesday, March 6, 2012, from right to left, Sheik Ayed
al-Abed and Mohammed al-Masri and Khazrail Ben-Yehuda talk in a meeting
room in the southern Israeli city of Dimona.

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Details Emerge About U.S. Soldier Who Killed Afghans

John Henry BrowneHe is the suspect without a name, his
identity as shadowed now as the night the Army says he slipped into a
pair of slumbering Afghan villages and slaughtered 16 civilians whose
safety was his assigned mission.

Pictured: John
Henry Browne, the attorney representing the U.S. soldier who is accused
of killing 16 Afghan civilians, talks to reporters, Thursday, Mar. 15,
2012, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)

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