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Atlanta Black Star
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‘All Over a Make-believe Lie’: Ex-Dallas Cop Alleges Detective Targeted Him to Get Arrested for Murder, Files Lawsuit After DA Finds No Cause to Move Case Forward
atlantablackstar.com - Nyamekye Daniel
A former Texas police officer is suing his ex-colleague for fabricating a case against him for capital murder, according to lawsuit documents …
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‘I lost it’: Former champ has mid-match panic attack; Medvedev’s shock reveal: French Open Wrap
foxsports.com.au - AFP
Former champion Simona Halep revealed she suffered a panic attack in her French Open defeat to China’s Zheng Qinwen on Friday (AEST). The distressed …
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President Biden Hopes To Draw Scientists Fleeing Russia To The U.S.
Newsy
Ilya Schurov fled Russia on May 3. The police had come to his home, after he posted anti-war messages on Facebook. Now the math professor is teaching his courses with a leading Russian university remotely from Montenegro. And when the academic year ends in June, he'll need another job. "I just posted that everybody are welcome to go to the streets and protest against this war," Schurov said. Schurov fled Russia on May 3. The police had come to his home, after he posted anti-war messages on Facebook. Now, the math professor is teaching his courses with a leading Russian university remotely from Montenegro. And when the academic year ends in June, he'll need another job. Another scientist in Russia tells Newsy that about ten of his colleagues have fled since the war began. He didn't want us to use his name because of security concerns. "Now our rooms are empty sometimes," the scientist said. "So it is really sad. It is like COVID again. We can't communicate personally with our colleagues."NEWSY'S SASHA INGBER: Do you want to leave? SCIENTIST: Maybe I am not so brave. Or maybe because it is not so easy for me to find a job abroad. They are some of the Russian scientists that the Biden administration is looking to draw to the United States, expediting visas by eliminating the requirement to have a sponsoring employer. Stanislav Shalunov is a Florida-based AI expert who left Russia in the '90s. "Right now, it is a historic opportunity to bring the smartest people from Russia to the United States so that they don't benefit Putin's regime and so that they can help the free world," he said. Shalunov invented a popular encrypted messaging app that worked without the internet. Vladimir Putin's biggest foe, Alexei Navalny, used the app to reach followers when he was jailed. But Shalunov says not all scientists can leave Putin's Russia, even if they want to, according to state law. "They wouldn't allow people who have access to secrets to actually leave the country," he said.President Biden's push, now passed, is likely to put the U.S. counterintelligence community on high alert for spies. The CIA's former Chief of Staff Larry Pfeiffer says another risk lies in the possibility that the vetting process for scientists takes too long. "If I'm Vladimir Putin and I'm grumbling about how I'm going to lose a lot of my scientists to the West, I'm probably also at the same time looking at as an opportunity to infiltrate some of my own spies into the into the Western companies …
EURACTIV
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14 hours ago
Montenegro may be set to join Open Balkan initiative
EURACTIV - By Barbara Halla
Montenegro could be poised to join the Open Balkan initiative as Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, whose country, together with Albania and North …
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Concrete Estates: The Legacy of Soviet-Era Housing
archdaily.com - Matthew Maganga
When cities grow, fuelled by an expanding population, housing becomes an essential component of the urban character of a metropolis. Across the …
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This former basketball star has a terminal diagnosis, but is living out his final dream — playing Pinehurst (and others)
Golfweek - Averee Dovsek
Milos Bogetic, who hails from Montenegro, moved to the United States when he was 18 to attend Penn State on a basketball scholarship. He resides in Atlanta with his wife and two young kids, and is currently a senior lead advisor for Chick-Fil-A. He’s also a self-admitted golf addict. But he took a …

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