Author: Tn Tribune

WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump on Monday continued to assail the multiple investigations into Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, calling out his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, ahead of private testimony this week from members of Trump’s family and inner circle. In one of a series of Monday morning tweets, the president wondered why the various investigations into Moscow’s election interference were not “looking into Crooked Hillarys [sic] crimes & Russia relations.” Trump singled out “our beleaguered A.G.” Jeff Sessions, who previously recused himself from the Russia investigations, citing his role in Trump’s campaign, and after failing to disclose meetings with then-Russian ambassador…

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Nashville, TN-Youth Safety is a way to establish a ground where kids can feel safe at school, home, and in any community. Safety is one of the most important aspects that come to mind regulating the actions and behavior of the youth. The role of the Youth Services Division is to investigate reported offenses where the victim is a juvenile, enforcing of laws regarding juveniles, and to resolute juvenile citations issued by police officers. This is done by counseling or referring the offenders to the appropriate agency in an attempt to prevent future delinquent behavior. The Division also investigates crimes…

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Nashville, TN-Juvenile justice is the area of criminal law applicable to persons not old enough to be held responsible for criminal acts. In most states, the age for criminal culpability is set at 18 years. Juvenile law is mainly governed by state law and most states have enacted a juvenile code. A outstanding 47-year-old African American Davidson County Juvenile Judge, Sheila Calloway, has been the juvenile judge since September 2014. Her philosophy consists of the three ‘P’s, which are: prevent problems, promote positive potential and pursue fairness. The Juvenile Court is in the importance of helping the youth from any age below eighteen to become…

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Nashville, TN. – Youth Education gives access to quality education and opportunity to all people. Education should empower individuals and provide them with opportunity. In Tennessee, a prominent African American woman, Dr. Sheila Peters, who is also psychology professor at Fisk University, has been teaching for over twenty years. She also participated in organizations to bring education to African American youth. Dr. Peters dived into youth education as a college student. Youth education was always important to Dr. Peters because she has seen that education was always something that continued to separate black people. She has also shined light among…

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Nashville, TN- A new, urban youth magazine and non-profit, “kid extraordinaire”, is dedicated to nurturing positive lifestyles and development in the arts by producing a quarterly youth magazine. They fund-raise to provide scholarships to support black youth in travel and abroad programs, hold creative events that stimulate youth and inspire community engagement, and also offer internship opportunities. The program has also been turning up at any youth event that needs hosting. The founder of this non-profit magazine is a 23-year-old African American woman, Rishara Johnson, who dedicated her life to uplifting the youth through arts, culture, and style. Her magazine…

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New White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci and President Donald Trump’s personal attorney Jay Sekulow attempted some damage control Sunday following the president’s claim about his power to pardon, saying the issue is not under discussion. Trump on Saturday asserted he has “complete” power to pardon, following a Washington Post report that he had asked his advisers about his ability to do so for his aides, his family and himself as the Justice Department’s probe continues into whether his campaign colluded with Russian officials to influence the 2016 election. Scaramucci, appearing on CNN’s “State of the Union,” said that the pardons issue isn’t under…

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(CNN) — A group of Florida teens who taunted a drowning man while filming his death from afar will not be criminally charged, according to police. In the more than two-minute long video, the five teen boys — who are between the ages of 14 and 16 — can be heard laughing as the man struggles to stay afloat, police say, in a pond near his family’s Cocoa, Florida, home. Instead of calling for help, the teens recorded the incident on a cell phone, chuckling during the victim’s final moments. The teens can be heard warning the man that he…

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WCCO-TV reports that Valerie Castile and Don Damond, whose loved ones died in separate Minnesota police shootings, met Thursday night outside Damond’s Minneapolis home before a rally for his fiance. “We’re just here to support the family, that’s all,” Valerie told WCCO-TV. Former St. Anthony, Minnesota police Officer Jeronimo Yanez killed Castile’s son, Philando Castile, in 2016 during a routine traffic stop. And on July 15, an officer shot Justine Damond (who had already changed her last name from Ruszczyk) after she called 911 to report a suspected sexual assault outside her home. ABC News said a large crowd met outside Damond’s home before joining the hundreds who gathered at a…

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WASHINGTON ― White House press secretary Sean Spicer resigned his position on Friday after the communications director job he wanted was given to Anthony Scaramucci, the self-promoting hedge fund cable news talker. This was the line in the sand for Spicer ― not the near-daily humiliations he allowed himself to be subjected to in defending his boss, President Donald Trump. Spicer’s infamous turn as press secretary began with perhaps the most obvious lie ever told in the West Wing briefing room. On the first full day of Trump’s presidency, Spicer marched out to the lectern in an ill-fitting suit and insisted that the…

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NASHVILLE, TN — Saint Thomas West Hospital today announced that it has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® and the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Heart-Check mark for Advanced Certification for Comprehensive Stroke Centers. The Gold Seal of Approval®and the Heart-Check mark represent symbols of quality from their respective organizations. With this certification, Saint Thomas West Hospital joins an elite group of health care organizations focused on highly-specialized stroke care. To be eligible, hospitals must demonstrate compliance with stroke-related standards as a Primary Stroke Center and meet additional requirements, including those related to advanced imaging capabilities, 24/7 availability…

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