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Milwaukee’s hotel management company announced late Wednesday night that it has fired employees accused of being involved in the death of a black man who was pinned to the ground outside a downtown Milwaukee hotel.Aimbridge Hospitality said in a statement that it was “saddened and shocked by what happened to D’Vontay Mitchell at the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee and offers its deepest condolences to his family and loved ones.” “The actions of several employees on June 30th violated our company policies and procedures and do not reflect our values ​​as an organization or the behavior we expect from our employees. Following…

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Barack Obama Dapps Up Team USA …. a hilarious “Key & Peele” style handshake July 11, 2024 7:31 AM PST Barack ObamaLive in a ‘Key & Peele’ skit… Former president recreates one of their most hilarious bits as #44 shows love LeBron James And Team USA! If you haven’t seen it yet (shame on you!), Jordan PeeleIn a 2014 skit, Peele played President Obama and was greeted by fans after his speech. As President Obama, Peele shook hands with supporters in different ways depending on their race. White people and formals…Black supporters were also dressed formally. Sure enough, life imitates…

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In case you missed it, overalls are the summer trend that’s set to make a comeback in 2024, and Kendall Jenner is the latest celeb to jump on the trend.Jenner posted her latest fashion looks to her Instagram carousel on Wednesday, July 10. The gallery updates included shots of the model’s summer so far, from pottering with sister Kylie Jenner to sunbathing and lake surfing. Naturally, the Jenner sisters are seen sporting a variety of vacation essentials, like string bikinis and delicate pointed tops, but what really stood out was her newfound love for the overalls trend.During a pottery class…

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Pakistan urges Western countries to speed up resettlement of thousands of Afghan nationals ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is encouraging Western countries to speed up approval and visa procedures for more than 44,000 Afghan nationals awaiting resettlement after the Taliban seized control of Kabul in 2021, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Thursday. The U.S. presence in countries like Iraq and Afghanistan has relied on the life-saving assistance of thousands of local people who have risked their lives to serve alongside U.S. troops, diplomats and contractors. These people have provided the United States with their knowledge of language, culture and geography at great…

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Patriots linebacker Matt Judon wants a new contract but isn’t happy with what the team is offering him.The Patriots have made an offer, but both sides Far from an agreementAccording to Henry McKenna of FoxSports.com.Judon missed most of the Patriots’ offseason voluntary workouts but participated in mandatory minicamp, showing he’s willing to do what’s asked of him even if he doesn’t like his current contract.”Just get ready to play”And then you keep throwing tantrums and not going out there and doing what you need to do. That kind of thing gets tiring fast. I’m not really trying to do that.…

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Florida resident JJ ​​Paulsen says growing up in a Florida Gators family meant many trips to Gainesville and Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, and there’s one thing he’ll never forget from all those years of going to Gators games. “A lot of my best memories from growing up are from that game. The only bad memory was getting there and finding parking,” said the 20-year-old Orlando native, now an economics major at the University of Florida. “There was actually a running joke in my family about how long it would take us to find parking next time.” Paulsen, who also worked…

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LAS VEGAS — The overwhelming favorite to win is a big target.The U.S. men’s basketball team took to the court in pursuit of a berth in the Paris Olympics but found itself caught in disarray: Two of its stars were injured and missed the opening exhibition, a third was quickly engulfed in foul trouble, and USA Basketball director Grant Hill was just facing tough questions, including last-minute roster changes and allegations of sneaker-maker bias from a player who wasn’t named NBA Finals MVP. Meanwhile, the U.S. team’s surprise starters stumbled from the get-go in front of a glamorous courtside crowd…

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The design has been a hit with players and fans over the past two seasons. YORK, Pa. — It’s a good time to be a York Revolution fan. They won the championship earlier in the season and clinched a playoff berth, boasting a franchise-record winning percentage during that span and scoring 80 more points than the next-place team in the Atlantic League. But the Revs know that to earn the community’s support, win or lose, they must reflect the community. “I started with the community, with the arts,” Revolution creative director Cody Bannon recalled. “I wanted to bring a little…

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The U.S. Coast Guard has spotted multiple Chinese warships off the coast of Alaska, officials said in a news release on Wednesday. Three of the vessels were spotted about 124 miles north of Amchitka Strait in the Aleutian Islands, while the fourth vessel was spotted about 84 miles north of Amucuta Strait in the state. The vessels were spotted Saturday and Sunday. All four vessels were on the high seas, but within the U.S. exclusive economic zone, which extends 200 nautical miles from the U.S. coast, where the United States has exclusive rights to explore and use marine resources, according…

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The U.S. Coast Guard has spotted multiple Chinese warships off the coast of Alaska, officials said in a news release on Wednesday. Three of the vessels were spotted about 124 miles north of Amchitka Strait in the Aleutian Islands, while the fourth vessel was spotted about 84 miles north of Amucuta Strait in the state. The vessels were spotted Saturday and Sunday. All four vessels were on the high seas, but within the U.S. exclusive economic zone, which extends 200 nautical miles from the U.S. coast, where the United States has exclusive rights to explore and use marine resources, according…

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