R&B singer Chris Brown has been ridiculed for a bizarre outburst on Twitter in which he claimed the killer Ebola virus is a 'form of population control'.
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Chris Brown ridiculed for suggesting Ebola is population control
R&B singer Chris Brown has been ridiculed for a bizarre outburst on Twitter in which he claimed the killer Ebola virus is a 'form of population control'.
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Chris Brown ridiculed for suggesting Ebola is population control
AS the month-end deadline approaches for occupants of the informal Forum Fishing Village to relocate, many are still in a quandary as they have since used up the $45,000 relocation grant, which they claim was never enough to begin with.
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Relocation from Forum beach by month-end
ROSE HALL, St James- Seasoned American artiste Johnny Gill delivered an energetic performance on Night One of the inaugural staging of Soul in the Sun early this morning here at the Aqueduct, Rose Hall, St James.
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SOUL IN THE SUN – Johnny Gill energies audience
THE spotlight was turned on schizophrenia during yesterday’s observance of World Mental Health Day, the theme of which was ‘Living with Schizophrenia’.
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‘Living with Schizophrenia’
APPROXIMATELY two hundred pensioners from Washington Gardens and adjoining communities, along with the staff of the Western District Post Office on Molynes Road in Kingston 20 were feted during a pensioners’ health fair on Thursday, World Postal Day.
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World Postal Day Treat for pensioners, post office staff
POLICE Commissioner Carl Williams led a team of senior officers and other members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) in a clean-up of police stations across the island on Wednesday, and has given his commitment to ensuring that station compounds and police facilities are kept clean and free of mosquito breeding sites.
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JCF takes on CHIKV
ATF agent’s gun and badge found in backpack that fell into Castaic Lake back in 1992
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Drought-stricken California lake reveals lost gun, badge
The Oscar winner and his lawyer bride are the proud lord and lady of The Mill House, a sprawling 17th-century manor on the River Thames in the British countryside. They closed on the love nest Monday, nine days after their Venetian wedding, according to the title filed with the Land Registry office in Gloucester, England.
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EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Go inside George and Amal’s new ‘Downton Abbey’ dream home
Denver Broncos tight end Julius Thomas has been fined $8,268 for his chop block on Arizona Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell last Sunday, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
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Source: TE Thomas fined $8K for chop-block
NBA’s new rights deal is a windfall, but it could create some problems
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Coon: TV deal’s impact on NBA salary cap
Second-year wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins, who was waived by the New England Patriots on Saturday so the team could address short-term needs at linebacker, has been claimed by the Oakland Raiders, according to a source.
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Source: WR Thompkins claimed by Raiders
As NBA teams uses increased technology to track players on and off the court, the players’ union wants to ensure that privacy is still being protected.
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NBA players want to protect data privacy
Brian Hoyer threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to Travis Benjamin with 1:09 left, and the Cleveland Browns rallied from a 25-point deficit in beating the Tennessee Titans 29-28 Sunday for their first road win in more than a year.
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Browns rally from 25-point deficit, stun Titans
Eric Hosmer hit a two-run homer in the 11th inning, and the surprising Kansas City Royals took a 2-0 lead in the AL Division Series with a 4-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Friday night.
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Eric Hosmer hits two-run blast in 11th inning as Royals beat Angels 4-1 in Game 2 of ALDS
