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  • Milo Yiannopoulos Made It Official With His House Boy.
    A makeshift “black people”-only food cart caused plenty of indigestion Thursday in the Bronx, outraging onlookers who called the stunt racist.
    A man and a woman set up the cart around 9 a.m. outside Bronx Supreme Court, advertising their free doughnuts and juice on Styrofoam plates.
    Their three handmade signs read: “Free Food For Black People.”
    Passersby weren’t amused.
    “Are you kidding me? If I did something like that, it would be considered hate,” railed one woman, who was repeatedly denied any grub when she confronted the duo.
    A young man running the cart also refused to serve a Post reporter. And the woman insisted the cart was not restricted to just African-Americans.
    “Mexican people are black,” she offered.
    The pair closed up shop around 10:30 a.m.
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    The U.S. voted against a U.N. Human Rights Council resolution that condemns the death penalty for those found guilty of committing consensual same-sex sexual acts.
    The resolution introduced by Belgium, Benin, Costa Rica, France, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia and Switzerland passed by a 27-13 vote margin.
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    A new report by Chicago's inspector general alleges millions in wasteful spending and widespread mismanagement of overtime pay in the Chicago Police Department.
    The issue was so important to the department that Superintendent Eddie Johnson said he had to address it himself, even though he isn't officially back on the job five weeks after he had a kidney transplant.
    52 min
  • Milo Yiannopoulos Made It Official With His House Boy.
    A makeshift “black people”-only food cart caused plenty of indigestion Thursday in the Bronx, outraging onlookers who called the stunt racist.
    A man and a woman set up the cart around 9 a.m. outside Bronx Supreme Court, advertising their free doughnuts and juice on Styrofoam plates.
    Their three handmade signs read: “Free Food For Black People.”
    Passersby weren’t amused.
    “Are you kidding me? If I did something like that, it would be considered hate,” railed one woman, who was repeatedly denied any grub when she confronted the duo.
    A young man running the cart also refused to serve a Post reporter. And the woman insisted the cart was not restricted to just African-Americans.
    “Mexican people are black,” she offered.
    The pair closed up shop around 10:30 a.m.
    ------------------------------
    The U.S. voted against a U.N. Human Rights Council resolution that condemns the death penalty for those found guilty of committing consensual same-sex sexual acts.
    The resolution introduced by Belgium, Benin, Costa Rica, France, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia and Switzerland passed by a 27-13 vote margin.
    ------------------------------
    A new report by Chicago's inspector general alleges millions in wasteful spending and widespread mismanagement of overtime pay in the Chicago Police Department.
    The issue was so important to the department that Superintendent Eddie Johnson said he had to address it himself, even though he isn't officially back on the job five weeks after he had a kidney transplant.
    52 min
  • Becky Labia Matters
    On a recent radio broadcast, radical right-wing commentator Sheila Zilinsky use the controversy over athletes kneeling during the national anthem to warn that the NFL is working with the government to brainwash Americans so they can easily be herded into FEMA prison camps housed inside NFL stadiums.
     
    After seeing the EW cover with the original cast of Family Matters, social media had one question: “Where’s Judy?” So I searched for Judy and found her. Now a mother of a son, and just putting the final touches on her book about growing up as a child star, Foxworth wasn’t at all shocked to see the cover. Although she received her walking papers from the show, she’s still close with Payton, McCrary, Williams and Shawn Harrison, who hilariously played everyone’s favorite goofball Waldo Gerlado Faldo.
    IG Model Rachel Bush Convinced Boyfriend Bills Jordan Poyer Not to Partake in Protest Against Racism
    Teen at the center of shock NYPD rape allegations speaks out through lawyer  
    She says one NYPD detective raped her and another forced her to perform oral sex after she was caught smoking pot on Coney Island
     Detectives Richard Hall and Eddie Martins have been placed on modified duty
    The two detectives, from the NYPD's Brooklyn South narcotics squad, did not deny the sexual acts but claimed they were consensual, police sources said
    Teen tweets link to DailyMail.com story about the case, expresses shock at cops
    Brooklyn District Attorney's Office and NYPD Internal Affairs are investigating
    55 min

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