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Former NFL player Jimmy Kennedy secretly recorded a conversation he had with a JPMorgan Chase financial adviser. Below: He wears his Super Bowl ring at his home in Glendale, Ariz. Former NFL player Jimmy Kennedy secretly recorded a conversation he had with a JPMorgan Chase financial adviser. Below: He wears his Super Bowl ring at his home in Glendale, Ariz. Photo: Photos By Ash Ponders / New York Times Photo: Photos By Ash Ponders / New York Times Image 1 of / 4 Caption Close Image 1 of 4 Former NFL player Jimmy Kennedy secretly recorded a conversation he had with a JPMorgan Chase financial adviser. Below: He wears his Super Bowl ring at his home in Glendale, Ariz. Former NFL player Jimmy Kennedy secretly recorded a conversation he had with a JPMorgan Chase financial adviser. Below: He wears … [Read more...] about This is what racism sounds like in the banking industry

On Dec. 1, a band of assailants opened fire on worshippers at a small-town Protestant church in Burkina Faso, an impoverished West African country where the Christian minority is increasingly a target of attacks. The victims included the pastor and several teenage boys; regional authorities attributed the attack to “unidentified armed men” who, according to witnesses, got away on motorcycles. The slaughter merited brief reports by international news outlets, then quickly faded from the spotlight — not surprising in a year where attacks on places of worship occurred with relentless frequency. Hundreds of worshippers and many clergy were killed at churches, mosques, synagogues and temples. A two-week span in January illustrated the scope of this somber phenomenon. In Thailand, a group of separatist insurgents attacked a Buddhist temple, killing the abbot and one of his fellow monks. In the Philippines, two suicide attackers detonated bombs during a Mass in a Roman … [Read more...] about Houses of Worship Attacked With Deadly Frequency in 2019

TIRANA, ALBANIA - Albanian prosecutors have issued a series of arrest warrants on charges including murder and abuse of office over the deaths of 51 people killed when a 6.4-magnitude earthquake toppled dozens of buildings last month, police said on Saturday. Police and prosecutors said initial investigations showed “the loss of life in the collapsed buildings came also because their builders, engineers and owners had failed to observe the rules, norms and standards of safe constructions.” Prosecutors issued 17 warrants in total, police said. Two of the nine people detained on Saturday on murder charges were the owners of two hotels that collapsed, killing four people in Durres, Albania’s second-biggest city and main port. A third was the manager of a police vacation hotel where a high-ranking police officer was killed under the rubble. During the three decades since toppling communism in 1990, many Albanians have moved nearer cities, squatting on land and building … [Read more...] about Albania Seeks Arrests for Guake Deaths in Collapsed Buildings

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – The NYPD continues its search for other suspects in connection to the brutal stabbing death of a Barnard College freshman. A 13-year-old boy has been charged with murder for the death of 18-year-old Tessa Majors. On Friday police were questioning a second suspect – a 14-year-old boy – but police sources tell CBS2 no charges have been filed against him. Majors was stabbed to death just blocks from campus in Morningside Park Wednesday night. The 13-year-old charged in the deadly attack was brought to the 26th precinct on trespassing and weapons charges and then confessed to the murder, sources told CBS2. He told investigators he and two friends tried to rob Majors and they stabbed her, sources said. The arresting detective said in court, who said the trio followed a man into the park but then decided not to rob him. Then the 13-year-old said he watched his two friends choke and stab Tessa, take items from her pockets, and then all three ran off. … [Read more...] about No Charges Filed Against 2nd Teen In Stabbing Death Of Tessa Majors, NYPD Still Looking For More Suspects

PATERSON, N.J. (CBSNewYork) – The memorial service for Douglas Miguel Rodriguez, killed in the Jersey City shootout, was held Saturday night. He worked at the kosher grocery store for about a year and officials say he rescued a customer during the tragic incident. “I want to thank God for all the years that he gave me with him,” the victim’s daughter said. “We are sustained by the love of this man,” Rodriguez’s wife added. memorial service for Douglas Miguel Rodriguez (Credit: CBSN New York) Through a translator – the family of Douglas Miguel Rodriguez told mourners at a memorial in Paterson Saturday night that he was a very respectful man. The 49-year-old was respected and praised as a hero. Rodriguez was one of three gunned down while he was working at the Jersey City kosher supermarket Tuesday. Police say David Anderson and Francine Graham, killed during a shootout with officers, are to blame. Allegedly fueled by a hatred of the Jewish … [Read more...] about Jersey City Shooting: Store Worker Remembered As A Hero By Devastated Family & State Officials At Memorial Service