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Month: April 2023

Bud Light sales are falling, but distributors say they’re sticking by the brand

By Jordan Valinsky, CNN Beer distributors are largely sticking by Bud Light and its parent company, Anheuser-Busch, as controversy continues to embroil the brand. Two Instagram posts featuring transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney earlier this month ignited fury from the right and hurt sales. The brewing giant met with wholesalers on Tuesday at the National Beer

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Prison sex abuse must be rooted out, Justice official says

By LINDSAY WHITEHURST Associated Press AURORA, Colo. (AP) — Sexual abuse in the nation’s federal prisons must be rooted out, the Justice Department’s second-highest-ranking leader told prison wardens gathered for their first nationwide training since revelations that a toxic, permissive culture at a California prison allowed abuse to run rampant. The Associated Press gained exclusive

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Honoring the legacy of civil rights activist, artist, and singer Harry Belafonte

Throughout an acclaimed career spanning more than six decades, entertainer Harry Belafonte leveraged his passion and talents to champion the arts, spotlight humanitarian issues and advance justice. Born in 1927 Harlem, he moved to his mother’s native island, Jamaica. There, he embraced Caribbean culture and witnessed the impact of British colonization on the island. In

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KC Unsolved: Investigators still trying to identify newborn boy known as ‘Precious Joe’ 19 years later

By Emily Rittman Click here for updates on this story     PLATTE COUNTY, Missouri (KCTV) — A heart-wrenching discovery started a 19-year investigation to uncover the identity of a newborn boy whose body was left in a once remote part of Platte County. Without a known name, the baby boy eventually became called “Precious Joe.” “We

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