June 17, 2022

Brazilian Police identify remains of British journalist Dom Phillips; United States urges ‘accountability and justice’

British journalsit Dome Phillips (R) Photo : AP Brasilia: Brazilian police on Friday identified the remains of British journalist Dom Phillips. He went missing earlier this month and was found buried in the Amazon. Phillips was on a book research trip. The 57-year-old journalist and his...

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Brazil police say remains found in Amazon are those of British journalist

RIO DE JANEIRO —  Brazil’s Federal Police said Friday that human remains found in the remote Amazon have been identified as belonging to British journalist Dom Phillips, who went missing almost two weeks ago along with a Brazilian Indigenous culture expert in a case that drew world...

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Catch a sneak peak of MSNBC’s ‘The Culture Is: Black Women’

Don’t miss this weekend’s debut of “The Culture Is: Black Women,” the first in a multi-part series of culture-focused discussions set to air on MSNBC. Sunday will feature a discussion moderated by “The ReidOut” host Joy Reid and Tiffany Cross of “The Cross Connection,” who spoke...

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If Pence didn’t trust the Secret Service to do the right thing, we deserve to know

Forty feet. That’s the distance that separated Vice President Mike Pence from a violent angry mob at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. We learned this during Thursday’s hearing of the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol, which...

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Competition Bureau doubles down on objections to Rogers deal for Shaw

TORONTO – The Competition Bureau has expanded on its opposition to Rogers Communications Inc.’s proposed $26-billion takeover of Shaw Communications in new submissions to the Competition Tribunal ahead of weeks of hearings scheduled to being this fall. In legal filings released after markets closed, the agency...

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The Ontario government said child care rebates would start in May. In the GTA, most municipalities haven’t even begun accepting applications yet

Ontario parents were told that they would start receiving child care rebates in May, but only one municipality in the Greater Toronto Area has even begun to accept applications from centres at this point and it says it could still be weeks until the money actually...

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