Reginas Faith Ministries shelter case shocks Houston community
In Houston, Regina’s Faith Ministries, once a nonprofit feeding and shelter operation, faced loss of status and licensing violations. Three elderly men aged 80, 74, and 65 allege they were held captive in a garage dungeon to cash public assistance checks. One director, Walter Renard Jones, 31, is jailed on 400000 in bonds. The home, owned by Regina Jones’s mother, was discovered last Friday with locks, one chair, and no beds, after years of alleged mismanagement and exploitation. Authorities say the investigation continues.
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Juror says Zimmerman got away with murder in interview
Juror B29 told ABC News she felt George Zimmerman got away with murder over the Trayvon Martin case though she acknowledged insufficient evidence for a conviction under Florida law. She said she pushed for a hung jury at first, but deliberations ended with acquittal.
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Health secretary recruits female bloggers for health care law outreach
At the BlogHer conference in Chicago Kathleen Sebelius urged women bloggers to spread word about the Affordable Care Act. She highlighted protections for women, free breast cancer screenings, contraception, and tax credits as enrollment opens Oct 1 with marketplaces in every state.
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Four Russians Ukrain ian charged in large hacking case
Four Russians and a Ukrainian face charges for a seven year hacking scheme that penetrated networks of more than a dozen major firms, stealing at least 160 million card numbers and causing hundreds of millions in losses. Indictments in Newark named Vladimir Drinkman and four others, with Smilianets in custody and the rest at large.
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