Wednesday June 27th, 2018 morning edition
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Now, they’re so rare that Peter Ackerman wrote a children’s book, “The Lonely Phone Booth,” about one of only four remaining outdoor phone booths in all of Manhattan.
“I walked past this phone booth every day with my kid when he was three years old,” Ackerman said.
Oh, and it turns out Manhattan’s four remaining outdoor phone booths are free! »
A Sudanese court has overturned the death sentence for teenager Noura Hussein, who killed her husband after he raped her, in a case that has put a spotlight on forced child marriage and marital rape in the African nation.
Her legal team told CNN on Tuesday that Hussein, now 19, has been given a five-year jail term for killing the 35-year-old man.
Last week, CNN obtained a first-hand account from the teenager as she awaited retrial in an Omdurman prison cell after appealing her death sentence. »
Simply because this same producer is under his own … investigation,” said Crews.
“Abusers protect abusers — and this is one thing I had to decide, whether I was going to draw the line on.
Lerner was sued for sexual harassment, hostile work environment and gender discrimination by a woman identified only as Jane Roe. »
Remember that California Democrat who helped AT&T eviscerate a net neutrality bill?
Mock-up of the crowdfunded billboard net neutrality supporters plan to put up in Los Angeles.
Last Wednesday, California Assemblymember Miguel Santiago became internet infamous for eviscerating the California net neutrality bill SB 822, leaving it full of loopholes demanded by ISPs. »
