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FORMER KENNEDY CENTER EMPLOYEES ALLEGE LEADERSHIP DELAYED ROOF REPAIRS BEFORE CITING SAFETY ISSUES IN CLOSURE DECISION. (PHOTO).

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 Former Kennedy Center employees allege leadership delayed roof repairs before citing safety issues in closure decision Former Kennedy Center employees allege that the venue’s leadership knew about serious structural problems well before citing newly discovered hazards as the reason for its abrupt closure this month. The claims were outlined in a letter to Congress from a lawyer representing anonymous whistleblowers. The letter accuses the center’s executive director and chief operating officer, Matt Floca, of failing to prioritize roof repairs and stopping a funded repair plan in April. Floca disputes the allegations, saying recent inspections revealed that water damage had spread farther into the building than officials previously knew. In a September court declaration, Floca cited “acute risks to public safety” following an inspection that found deterioration in a roof terrace canopy and a partial ceiling collapse. The former employees contend those dangers were already known to...

FORMER KENNEDY CENTER EMPLOYEES ALLEGE LEADERSHIP DELAYED ROOF REPAIRS BEFORE CITING SAFETY ISSUES IN CLOSURE DECISION. (PHOTO).

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 Former Kennedy Center employees allege leadership delayed roof repairs before citing safety issues in closure decision Former Kennedy Center employees allege that the venue’s leadership knew about serious structural problems well before citing newly discovered hazards as the reason for its abrupt closure this month. The claims were outlined in a letter to Congress from a lawyer representing anonymous whistleblowers. The letter accuses the center’s executive director and chief operating officer, Matt Floca, of failing to prioritize roof repairs and stopping a funded repair plan in April. Floca disputes the allegations, saying recent inspections revealed that water damage had spread farther into the building than officials previously knew. In a September court declaration, Floca cited “acute risks to public safety” following an inspection that found deterioration in a roof terrace canopy and a partial ceiling collapse. The former employees contend those dangers were already known to...

CONGO'S EBOLA INFECTIONS CROSS 8,000, GOVERNMENT SAYS. (PHOTO).

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 Congo's Ebola infections cross 8,000, government says The ‌number of confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic ​of Congo has risen ​above 8,000 for the first ⁠time in the Central African ​country's ongoing outbreak, government data ​showed on Monday. The latest situation report from the public health institute ​put the number of ​cases at 8,067 and deaths at 3,901.

A WASHINGTON MOTHER IS BEHIND BARS AFTER HER DOWNSTAIRS NEIGHBOR CALLED AUTHORITIES WHEN WATER WAS "POURING THROUGH HIS CEILING". AUTHORITIES DISCOVERED AN 8-YEAR-OLD GIRL, DECEASED, IN AN OVERFLOWING BATHTUB.(PHOTO).

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 A Washington mother is behind bars after her downstairs neighbor called authorities when water was "pouring through his ceiling". Authorities discovered an 8-year-old girl, deceased, in an overflowing bathtub. The Spokane Fire Department responded to an apartment complex on Sunday, September 20th, to the report of water pouring through a resident's ceiling.  The ensuing investigation would lead to an upstairs apartment where authorities were shocked to find an 8-year-old girl floating in an overflowing bathtub. The girl was pronounced deceased on the scene.  The girl's mother, 23-year-old Travionna Johnson, was contacted at work and admitted to leaving the young girl home alone at 7 a.m. that morning to go to work. She explained her daughter has the mentality of a 3 or 4 year old, as well as severe epilepsy. She also shared that her daughter is completely non-verbal. She said her daughter has always been fascinated with running water. Travionna told investigators she...

THE FALL OF A TRUSTED PROFESSIONAL: DUAL INVESTIGATIONS GRIP MARION HIGH SCHOOL IN ILLINOIS.(PHOTO).

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 The Fall of a Trusted Professional: Dual Investigations Grip Marion High School in Illinois. The hallways of Marion High School are quiet this Sunday, but the silence is being broken in Southern Illinois following shocking news. A complex, multi-layered misdemeanor and felony legal case is currently ongoing.  At the heart of the matter is Autumn E. Watson, a 37-year-old social worker and at least one unidentified minor. Watson was trained and tasked with protecting and supporting vulnerable youth through Williamson County Education Services (WCES). Now, she is the subject of two separate, concurrent criminal investigations. Behind closed doors, a fast-moving, two-pronged legal track has quietly unfolded, as each event in the official timeline comes to light, in chronological order: -August 7th, 2026: The first thread of this case began to unravel when Watson discovered that a juvenile male student under her legal guardianship possessed a firearm. Seeking to mitigate the immed...

PRESIDENT TINUBU IS HALE AND HEARTY- PRESIDENCY. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 President Tinubu is hale and hearty Nigeria’s President is hale and hearty. He has been on a working vacation, which he is perfectly entitled to. In this digital age, he does not need to be physically present in Abuja to do the work for which he was elected in 2023.  And we have seen that he has indeed been working, meeting investors in France, most recently facilitating a $7 billion deep-sea port in Ogun Waterside, an initiative of the Ogun State Government.  Two other important African leaders were not in New York for the UNGA: South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa and Egypt’s Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Ramaphosa booked himself off public engagements. Johannesburg and Pretoria made no uproar over Ramaphosa's absence at UNGA. And Egypt did not erupt that Sisi did not go to New York. The Nigerian President announced he was taking his annual vacation and delegated attendance to his able and dependable Vice President. Yet Peter Obi pretends to be unaware of President Tinubu’...