Florida Sentinel Bulletin

This time of year, things heat up real quick, and you can definitely say that about this week’s Beauty Unlimited feature, Mila. This young lady is definitely he one you would want to spend a quiet evening on the beach with, or just sitting across the table and exchanging glares. Mila has an enormous amount […]

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BENTON HARBOR, MI — The Rev. Jesse Jackson predicts Benton Harbor could become the next important battlefield in the fight for civil rights. Like the marches in Selma, a movement started in Benton Harbor could “redefine democracy for America,” the 69-year-old civil rights activist said during a meeting at the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Fellowship […]

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SPOKANE, Wash. — A man accused of placing a bomb along the planned route of a Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade is facing a federal hate crime charge. Kevin Harpham is named in a new indictment issued Thursday by a grand jury in Spokane. It adds two counts — one accusing him of violating […]

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ATLANTA, GA — Bishop Eddie Long seemed to have some words directed towards his accusers during his Easter sermons this past Sunday. While Long’s sermons didn’t directly mention the lawsuits against him or any words of the possible settlement, Long did seem to speak in cryptic message. “You ain’t messin’ with me. I shall rise […]

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WASHINGTON – The No. 3 Democrat in the House said Tuesday he believes Congress and the White House can find a consensus on tackling the nation’s growing indebtedness as long as “a lot of compassion” is brought to the table. But Rep. James Clyburn of South Carolina told MSNBC that government safety-net programs like Medicare […]

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LITTLEROCK, AR  — A tornado destroyed 50 to 80 houses and killed at least two people in an Arkansas town on Monday and floods caused at least three deaths in the state as storms continued to lash the region, authorities said. In Missouri, a warning of imminent failure for a levee on the Black River […]

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FT. LAUDERDALE — An ex-marine beat his wife in the private chambers of a judge at the couple’s divorce hearing. Caty Scott-Gonzalez was denied a restraining order, but now she should have no problem getting a legal separation y. Paul Gonzalez fractured her nose and face, blackened her eyes and split her lips after Judicial […]

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ROSEDALE, Md. — An 18-year-old woman has been charged in an attack on a transgender woman over using a McDonald’s restroom in a Baltimore suburb —an incident captured on video by a McDonald’s employee. Police announced that Teonna Monae Brown was arrested Friday and charged with first- and second-degree assault. A video of the April […]

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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama and his family attended Easter service Sunday at a Washington church founded in 1863 by freed slaves. The first family entered Shiloh Baptist Church to a round of applause on a sun-splashed day in the nation’s capital as members of a choir dressed in black, white and gold sang “Total […]

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