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Why does the legacy media spotlight Gaza and Ukraine but stay largely silent on Sudan, where women and children are being systematically slaughtered?

The Biden administration has declared the atrocities in Sudan as genocide—targeting civilians with systematic murder, ethnic cleansing, and brutal sexual violence. Tens of thousands have been killed, millions displaced, and families are starving as famine sweeps the country. Yet, this “world’s biggest humanitarian catastrophe” is barely a blip on the media radar.

When covering Gaza, the headlines focus on women and children killed. Why doesn’t Sudan receive the same attention, where women and children are being deliberately targeted and murdered?

Legacy media has a responsibility to report fairly and without bias. The silence on Sudan highlights a troubling gap in balanced reporting. Why are some stories deemed more worthy than others?

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Landry, DA team up to tackle crime in N.O. BY JAMES FINNStaff writer For much of his eight-year tenure as state a

One of the most horrible crimes in recent memory.

We can put Linda to rest BY JILLIAN KRAMERStaff writer More than a dozen family members of Lin

Is this okay? AP Reporter Lisa Rathke wrote in a report;

The three men, all age 20, were spending their Thanksgiving break in Burlington, and were out for a walk while visiting one of the victims' relatives when they were confronted by a White man with a handgun, police said.

Is this okay? If it had been a black man, would this reporter wrote, “confronted by a Black man with a handgun”

Would the color of the person been capitalized? Is the Associated Press now going to list the race of all suspects in crimes?

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Man pleads not guilty in Vt. student shootings BY LISA RATHKEAssociated Press BURLINGTON,Vt. -Three college students

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Miranda Rights by Critical Condition America at a Crossroads You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney, and have an attorney present during any questioning. Ever wondered where that statement came from? Tune in and listen to the story of Ernesto Miranda.

A Crime Victim's Perspective: A conversation with DaQuawn Bruce with Concerned Communities for America.

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Crime Victims Perspective: A conversation with DaQuawn Bruce with Concerned Communities for America by Critical Condition America at a Crossroads DaQuawn Bruce, the Executive Director of Concerned Communities for America, joins the show to discuss crime and its impact on the black community. He stresses the importance of economic empowerment, public safety, free and fair elections, and quality education in creating positive change. DaQuawn le...

‘OUR CITY IS IN PERIL’: Portland business owners demand more action as criminals ‘wreak havoc’

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The world population is projected to be 7.9 billion people on New Year's Day 2023, with 73.7 million people added since New Year's Day 2022, the U.S. Census Bureau said Thursday.

That marks a 0.9% increase in the world population over the past year. During January 2023, 4.3 births and two deaths are expected worldwide every second, the Census Bureau said.

The U.S. population on New Year's Day 2023 is projected to be 334.2 million people, with 1.5 million people added since New Year's Day 2022, or an increase of just under a half percent.

The U.S. is projected to have a birth every nine seconds and a death every 10 seconds in January 2023. Net international migration is expected to add a person to the U.S. population every 32 seconds. The combination of births, deaths and net international migration increases the U.S. population by a person every 27 seconds, according to the Census Bureau.

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Join us for our conversation with victim's rights leader and PBUS President, Topo Padilla. Topo brings a broad perspective on crime across American and in particular his home state of California! Please listen and subscribe on your favorite podcast app. You can also watch the video version on YouTube at https://youtu.be/J9qa-gYpwpI. Thanks for listening (watching)!

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