Included missiles, two MiG-21 jet fighters and 15 spare engines By Anthony Bond Article Reprint Cuba has said missiles and fighter jets found buried under sacks of sugar on a ship bound for North Korea
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Stevie Wonder declares he is boycotting Florida and the 21 other states with ‘Stand Your Ground’ laws after Zimmerman’s acquittal
Grammy-award winner has vowed to boycott any state where ‘Stand Your Ground’ laws exist Paul Thompson and James Nye Article Reprint Music legend Stevie Wonder has announced that he won’t perform again in Florida again
Read moreCalifornia Is Facing More Woes in Prisons
By JENNIFER MEDINA Article Reprint Just six months after declaring “the prison crisis is over in California,” Gov. Jerry Brown is facing dire predictions about the future of the state’s prison system, one of the
Read moreSolutions for the next Trayvon Martin
Jarrod Horton Staff Writer In my previous article (Crying Game: Social Media following Trayvon Martin verdict) I talked about a phone conversation I received from a friend last night, well here is the end result
Read moreThe Crying Game: Social Media following the Trayvon Martin Case
Jarrod Horton Staff Writer After the verdict was handed down in the Trayvon Martin case, most people including myself went to social media to voice their opinions and feelings toward the outcome; there were lot
Read moreZimmerman not guilty! Can you believe it?
By: John Sibley Article Submission Dear friend, George Zimmerman stalked and killed Trayvon Martin in late February of last year. It took 45 days for Sanford, Florida police to arrest 17-year-old Trayvon Martin’s admitted killer
Read moreGeorge Zimmerman Prosecution Petition Overwhelms NAACP Website
By ALEXIS SHAW Article Reprint A NAACP petition calling for a federal prosecution of George Zimmerman collected 225,000 signatures in the hours after he was acquitted of killing Trayvon Martin, but the effort was temporarily
Read moreLatin American nations fuming over NSA spying allegations
By Anthony Boadle Article Reprint Irate Latin American nations are demanding explanations from the United States about new allegations that it spied on both allies and foes in the region with secret surveillance programs. A
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