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Newspaper ads for enslaved runaways made their lives harsher in 1800s

Legal advertisements for escaped slaves continued even briefly after the end of the Civil War

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World is ignoring another war on Europe s doorstep

International community is letting down Armenia and its independent church to please energy-rich Azerbaijan

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Longtime Republican has had enough of misinformation and delusions

Hot-button issues were the focus in this week s letters, touching on the Republican party, potential media bias, abortion, voter fraud and more.

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Efforts to put 72 Olympic medals in hoop Hall thwarted | News, Sports, Jobs

Efforts to put 72 Olympic medals in hoop Hall thwarted | News, Sports, Jobs
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Balesin trip has nothing to do with Ongpin case: PNP chief

PNP chief, Gen. Dionardo Carlos (File photo) MANILA - Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief, Gen. Dionardo Carlos, has denied claims made by some groups that he went to the exclusive island resort of Balesin to meet with the Ongpin family to discuss the case of a scion who has been linked to the death of contemporary artist Bree Jonson in September last year. "There is no truth to the reported claim of the Jonson camp that I went to the island to meet the Ongpins to discuss the case of Julian Ongpin," Carlos said in a statement Wednesday night. Former trade minister and businessman Roberto Ongpin, the owner of Alphaland Corp. that owns and operates the exclusive resort, is the father of 29-year-old Julian. Julian was the boyfriend of the 30-year-old Jonson, who was found unconscious in their hostel room in San Juan town, La Union on Sept. 18, 2021 and was later declared dead in a hospital. The cause of death was asphyxia. "The Julian Ongpin case was dismissed and is on

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