Metro Central NAACP honors Women of Passion in Purple
The Metro Central NAACP held its ninth annual Women of Passion in Purple Program at Mount Zion Baptist Church in Oberlin. Nine community women were recognized for equity work led by WIN chair Mona A Atley with keynote Theresa Buchanan praising local advocates and service beyond recognition.
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Ardelia “Dee” Tolbert
Betty Halliburton
Farah Emeka
Claudia Jones
Maddie Johnson
Charlene T. Searcy-Shelton
Terrie Randleman Smith
Toni Duncan
Dorothy Blackburn
Sharon West
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Abortion Pill Case at Supreme Court Tests FDA Rules
The Biden administration and the mifepristone maker ask the Supreme Court to overturn a 5th Circuit ruling that would tighten access to a drug used in over 60 percent of U.S. abortions. The case questions FDA loosenings in 2016 and 2021 allowing 10 weeks, nondoctor prescriptions, and mail order. A decision by late June or early July could affect drug approvals and research investment ahead of the 2024 elections.
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Four Tajik suspects face terrorism charges over Russia concert attack
Four Tajikistan citizens appeared in a Moscow court charged with a group terrorist attack at a concert hall that killed over 130 people. Two suspects admitted guilt at preliminary hearing, though severe bruising raised questions about their ability to speak freely. The court ordered pretrial custody through May 22. max penalty life in prison.
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Putin uses attack to bolster war narrative
Analysis notes Putin after a mass shooting near Moscow used the attack to advance his political aims. He alleged a Ukraine link while omitting Islamic State claims and Kyiv denial. The event follows a history of exploiting security failures to shape public support.
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