The new Hate Crimes Act won’t go far enough
Reflecting on the root causes of violence, age discrimination and reclaiming lost language. Read More
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Reflecting on the root causes of violence, age discrimination and reclaiming lost language. Read More
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The House of Representatives voted 364-62 on Tuesday to approve the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act, a bill written in response to an increase in anti-Asian violence during the coronavirus pandemic. WebMD Health News
Former President Donald Trump attacked New York state’s attorney general for launching a criminal probe of his family business, saying he was “being unfairly attacked and abused.”
You’d probably need no introduction for Tone Vays, perhaps one of the most well-known institutional traders-turned-crypto geeks who has been making public calls on Bitcoin for years. The post Tone Vays shares his thoughts on Bitcoin vs. all other financial assets! appeared first on CryptoSlate.
The Chinese government has announced that it will be cracking down on financial institutions that get involved in the cryptocurrency business, while also warning investors about the speculative nature of crypto trading. The ban will prevent banks and other financial platforms from offering their clients any service related to cryptocurrency, including but not limited to…
ECB chief economist suggests pledges need to match rollout policies
The nonprofit group Stop AAPI Hate has collected more than 6,600 reports of hate incidents since the pandemic surged. About 65% are verbal harassment.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has launched an investigation into an alleged case of criminal conspiracy, abuse of office, diversion of funds, and fraud in the Peoples Democratic Party. The anti-corruption agency invited the National Auditor, Adamu Mustapha, the National Organising Secretary, Austin Akobundu and the director of finance of the major opposition party…
The commission says the 20 suspects, with ages ranging between 19 and 36, were arrested at different locations within Calabar, the Cross River State capital, on Tuesday. The post Movie producer, 19 others arrested for alleged internet fraud – EFCC appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.