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Getty Images George Floyd a 46-year-old black man, who was murdered in the U.S. city of Minneapolis by Derek Chauvin, a 44-year-old white police officer. Who is now serving a 252 month sentence. Floyd family is allegedly pursuing a lawsuit against Kanye West. His family claims that the billionaire rapper who goes by the name Ye, made false accusations about Floyd’s death. According to a medical examiner the autopsy ruled that police officers’ restraint of Floyd and compression of his neck were the primary causes of death. Kanye recent appearance on Drink Champs Hip Hop Podcast. He questioned the cause of Floyd’s death, suggesting it was because of fentanyl use that was also found in his system and not by Derek Chauvin who kneeled on his neck for 9 1/2 minutes. Chauvin’s knee “wasn’t even on his neck like that,” Ye said. He also said, his claims were supported by a documentary by conservative commentator Candace Owens. Candace who’s also being considered by Floyds family, to file legal proceedings against as well.  » Read More

RALEIGH, N.C. — The Hedingham community came together Saturday afternoon for a vigil to remember those killed in a mass shooting in the neighborhood.About 200 community members gathered at the Willow Oak clubhouse. The event, planned weeks ago, was supposed to be a fall celebration, but instead it turned into a vigil.The memorial was a chance for residents to bring flowers, say goodbye, support each other and learn more about resources available.Residents held a moment of silence for all the victims and held hands supporting and uplifting each other through pain.Devonte Godfrey was out of town when he heard the news. He rushed back home, where nothing in his neighborhood was the same.“We were shocked by the news. You hear about stories like this happening all the time happening in our own backyard,” said Godfrey. “Coming back and seeing how it’s affected everybody. It’s been heartbreaking, but it's also encouraging to see people pulling together and comforting each other too.”Counselors from Wake County's Alliance Behavioral Healthcare were on hand,  » Read More

They did it once again, the Astros are going to the ALCS for a sixth straight season. What happens when they advance? Steve Sparks gets wet in the clubhouse. Enjoy!  » Read More

Corey Phelan, a left-handed pitcher in the Philadelphia Phillies minor league organization, died of cancer, the team announced Thursday. He was 20.Read more trending newsPhelan joined the Phillies out of Harborfields High School in Greenlawn, New York, as an undrafted free agent in 2020, according to Baseball-Reference.com. He was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in April 2022, ESPN reported.He gave up one run in 9.2 innings of relief with the Phillies’ rookie-level team in the Florida Complex League, WNBC-TV reported.We are saddened by the passing of Corey Phelan, a prospect in the Phillies organization.Our thoughts are with Corey's family, friends and teammates. pic.twitter.com/cBuuTdpucM— Minor League Baseball (@MiLB) October 14, 2022 “The Phillies family is extremely saddened by the tragic passing of Corey Phelan,” Phillies director of player development Preston Mattingly said in a statement. “Corey’s positive presence and selflessness influenced everyone around him. While he was incredibly passionate about the game of baseball,  » Read More

SAN DIEGO — Bob Melvin is about as mild-mannered as big league managers come, a 19-year veteran whose style has always leaned more toward the even-keeled, professorial Gil Hodges than the volcanic Billy Martin.So when the San Diego Padres field boss aired out his players in the clubhouse and then ripped them to the media after a lackluster 4-0 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sept. 15, it caught his club by surprise.“It’s interesting, because you don’t see it much,” Padres second baseman Jake Cronenworth said with a laugh, when asked what it’s like when Melvin gets mad. “I think it was the right time and place to kind of light a fire under everybody, and it seemed to work. If he needs to get mad again, I wouldn’t be mad.”There has been no need for such managerial outbursts this past week, not with the Padres pushing the 111-win Dodgers to the brink of elimination in the NL Division Series. San Diego held a two-games-to-one advantage in the best-of-five series entering Game 4 in Petco Park Saturday night.  » Read More

Goshen News, Ind.'"Read Write Move' for Concord South SideOct. 14—ELKHART — Keeping moving and raise money — or don't, and read a book or write instead, and still raise money. That's the endgame of Concord South Side Elementary School's "Read Write Move" annual fundraiser that took place Friday. "We'll do a walkathon and other different activities that we choose," third grader Madison Byer explained. All of the activities are in some way related to ...Associated PressFocus for Saudi, Qatar players is already on World CupWhile the likes of Lionel Messi could come under pressure to play for European club teams leading right into the World Cup, players from Argentina’s opening-game opponent Saudi Arabia will have much more time to focus on the global event. On Monday, 32 players will head to Abu Dhabi to begin a World Cup training camp.  » Read More

Skip to main contentEcho Park-Silver Lake, CAHighland Park-Mount Washington, CAEagle Rock, CAHollywood, CASouth Pasadena, CAWest Hollywood, CASouth Gate-Lynwood, CACulver City, CABeverly Hills, CASan Marino, CACaliforniaTop National NewsSee All CommunitiesThis post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own.Clubhouse Fridays Improv Show features some of LA's best improvisers creating scenes inspired by suggestions from you the audience. Clubhouse Fridays feature a rotating team of improv all stars including Will Hines,  » Read More

Whether it be in the courtroom or in Congress, the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association is dedicated to fighting for the interests of truck drivers. Two examples of those efforts were discussed on the latest episode of Transportation & Logistics on Clubhouse. Collin Long and Bryce Mongeon from OOIDA’s Washington, D.C., team joined host Jorie Shaun to discuss the GOT Truckers Act and California’s AB5. GOT Truckers Act The Guaranteeing Overtime for Truckers Act is an example of OOIDA’s legislative efforts. The Association helped craft the bill, which would amend the Fair Labor Standards Act to remove motor carriers’ exemption from having to pay overtime. The exemption has been in effect since 1938. Rep. Andy Levin, D-Mich., introduced HR7517 in April. Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Calif., introduced S4823 in September. The goal is to force the industry to value a truck driver’s time. Without an overtime requirement and with most drivers paid by the mile, it is common for truckers to sit for hours at loading or unloading facilities.  » Read More

This is a tension that has been brewing for some time, but Wack 100 is reigniting his beef with 21 Savage. The music manager never shies away from calling out his industry peers, regardless of the pushback he may receive. Wack’s name is synonymous with controversy in recent months, especially as his Clubhouse chat room has often hosted rappers engaging in heated confrontations. 21 Savage has often been a target of Wack 100, someone who seems bent on uncovering alleged information about the rapper. Savage has been battling it out in court over his right to stay in the U.S., but Wack believes that the hitmaker is an informant. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for Coachella) It is unclear what led to this latest round of social media posts, but earlier today (October 13), Wack returned with a vengeance. He uploaded several images related to 21 Savage, once again accusing the rapper of working with the authorities behind the scenes.  » Read More