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Black festival organizer clashes yet again with Pittsburgh — this time over NFL Draft permit Original

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By Sean Hamill Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
As Asia Boyd served up another tangy-and-sweet cup of her sister’s namesake Keke’s Lemonade, a steady stream of potential customers perused Keke’s and other Black-owned businesses gathered for the Draft Bash in a North Side park. Business was “good; I like the energy we’ve had,” Ms. Boyd said Friday afternoon.
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Predicting Outbreaks

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By Sean Hamill Verified
| PBS Frontline Verified
In California, it was the perfect breeding ground for a public health crisis: a theme park. Disneyland not only attracted millions every year from all over the globe, but many of the children who descended on the popular resort in late 2014 were not vaccinated against measles, one of the world’s most contagious diseases. Within weeks, the illness raged across the state — with many hospitalized — in the largest outbreak of the disease in California in two decades.
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AI pioneer and former Carnegie Mellon administrator's emails point to yearslong ties to Jeffrey Epstein

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By Maddie Aiken Verified, Sean Hamill Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
In April 2011, the world-renowned artificial intelligence expert Roger Schank separated from his wife and found himself down and lonely. He reached out to a friend, someone he had known for at least a decade and corresponded with on topics ranging from computer science to their shared derogatory view of women and Black people: Jeffrey Epstein.
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