Puerto Ricans with HIV/AIDS vulnerable 3 years after Hurricane Maria

James Trafford believes Bolton Wanderers are confident of reaching the League One play-offs but are not getting ahead of themselves prior to taking on MK Dons this afternoon.

Kelly Rowland has been focused on family since giving birth to her second son with husbandTim Weatherspoon in January 2021.But the singer made some time for herself on Friday afternoon as she stepped out to a popular cafe in Los Angeles.While walking back to her parked car, Rowland was captured flashing a big beaming smile in the direction of passersby. Glowing: Mother of two Kelly Rowland, 41,made some time for herself on Friday afternoon as she stepped out to a popular cafe in Los AngelesThe former Destiny's Child member was the picture of contentment as she giggled her way down the street in black leggings and a blue sweatshirt.Adding to her athletic ensemble Rowland, 41, also wore a pair of black sneakers, and had her red and black tresses styled long with plenty of natural curves.

Though they called off their engagement earlier this month, it seems that not all is lost when it comes to Aaron Rodgers and Shailene Woodley's relationship.A source speaking with US Weekly said that the Green Bay Packers quarterback, 38, and the actress, 30, are 'talking things through and trying to keep things private,' at the moment.The insider went on to say that the couple's 'love for each other never went away' and that they are open to possibly reconciling. Rekindling the spark? Aaron Rodgers and Shailene Woodley are reportedly 'talking things through' andopen to the idea of a reconciliation after calling off their engagement last month'Now that Aaron is in [the] off season, he has more downtime and can focus more on a relationship,' the source stated.

Jussie Smollett's legal team have filed documents to request a new trial unless the judge reverses the verdict and finds him not guilty of disorderly conduct for faking the police report, according to TMZ.The actor requested the new trial two months after he was found guilty by the jurors of five of the six felony charges against him.The outlet reported that Jussie claimed his constitutional rights were violated after his legal team was blocked from participating in the juror selection process. The latest:Jussie Smollett's legal team have filed documents to request a new trial unless the judge reverses the verdict and finds him not guilty of disorderly conduct for faking the police report, according to TMZ; seen in 2019Jussie claimed that prosecutors portrayed a pattern of racism in their juror selections, TMZ reported.In addition, he claims his defense team weren't allowed to pose questions to the potential jurors as well as alleging the pool was 'tainted.' He also alleged that the prosecutors pressured the witnesses to give 'false testimony' and limited his defense team from questions all of the witnesses.Jussie's legal team claimed that the judge barring the public and media from the courtroom was 'wrongful.' Legal:The actor requested the new trial two months after he was found guilty by the jurors of five felony charges against him; pictured in November Jussie was convicted last month for lying to police about a racist, homophobic attack that authorities said he staged, will return to court for sentencing March 10.Cook County Judge James Linn set the sentencing date in Chicago for the former Empire actor, who told the judge he was in New York, during a hearing on Zoom.Smollett was found guilty by a jury Dec.

Ukraine. Another 350 million dollars (£261 million) was allocated “in defence articles and services of the Department of Defence, and military education and training”.It came as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issued a chilling warning to the world about Russia, stating: “This is the night they will storm”.The document was issued by the White House.

The National’s Matt Berninger has shown his support for upcoming presidential candidate Joe Biden after performing at a ‘Team Joe Sings’ livestream event – you can watch it below.Berninger performed on the live-streamed show alongside artists including Sean O’Brien, Chloe x Halle and Andrew Bird earlier this week (September 24).Speaking before he performed ‘Distant Axis’ with O’Brien, Berninger said: “It feels like there’s a choice between bravery and kindness, or fear and meanness, and it seems like it’s a simple choice, for me.“That’s why I’m voting for bravery and kindness, which Joe Biden and Kamala Harris seem to show a lot of both of those things.”‘Distant Axis’ is taken from Berninger’s upcoming debut solo album ‘Serpentine Prison’,

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorPresident Donald Trump pretty much secured the main talking point for this week’s Real Time With Bill Maher after a Wednesday press conference in which Trump refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he lost the November election to Joe Biden.The topic of the concern over whether Trump would refuse to vacate the White House peacefully has been front and center for Maher for almost two years. It came up time and time again in Friday night’s show, from pressing Sen.

Daily Mail U.S. political reporter Nikki Schwab asked Trump about Meghan and Prince Harry's voting comments during the couple's Time 100 special appearance.

Ted Johnson As startling as it was to hear President Donald Trump refuse to commit to a peaceful transfer of power in this year’s election, what was surprising was how he came to make the remark.Responding to a question from Playboy’s Brian Karem on Wednesday, Trump said: “We’re going to have to see what happens. You know that.

President Donald Trump took aim at Meghan Markle last night when Daily Mail U.S. political reporter Nikki Schwab asked Trump about Meghan and Prince Harry's voting comments during the couple's Time 100 special appearance.

Donald Trump isn't fond of Meghan Markle and he's making sure she knows it. The President of the United States of America expressed his thoughts on the Duchess at a recent White House press briefing just days after Meghan Markle urged fans to vote.

Donald Trump has slammed Meghan Markle after she and Prince Harry urged Americans to "reject hate speech" and vote in the upcoming presidential elections.

Donald Trump, 74, wasn’t too happy after Meghan Markle, 39, reminded people to vote in “the most important election of our lifetime.” After the Duchess of Sussex made the comments about the U.S. presidential election with her husband Prince Harry for their TIME100 video on Sept. 22, a reporter asked Trump the following day, “Prince Harry and Meghan Markle chimed in on the U.S. election and essentially encouraged people to vote for Joe Biden. [Can we] get your reaction to that?” Trump’s reaction got personal.

November 3 is now just weeks away, and many celebrities are using their platforms to encourage their fans to not only register to vote, but actually vote in the 2020 presidential election. Stars like Taylor Swift, Halsey, and Kerry Washington took to social media on September 22, National Voter Registration Day, to make sure their fans’ voices are heard when it comes to selecting the United States’ next president: Joe Biden or Donald Trump. Here’s what they had to say.

Michele Amabile Angermiller It was the bang heard around the world. On this day 20 years ago, Ricky Martin released “She Bangs,” the first single from his album “Sound Loaded.” Written by Desmond Child, Walter Afanasieff, Robi Draco Rosa and Glenn Monroig, the infectious dance hit peaked at No.

National Voter Registration Day! And as former first lady Michelle Obama recently said, «It couldn't be more important that everybody makes their voice be heard this time around.»As usual, she's right. The 2020 presidential election is fast approaching, which will see voters choose between four more years of Donald Trump (and his VP, Mike Pence) or opt for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. There are many, issues to consider when casting your vote this year — issues that have only been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic and global protests — but here, we're tackling the topic of voting and all that comes with and before it. If you don't vote? Well, Mrs.

Voter Registration Day! And as former first lady Michelle Obama recently said, «It couldn't be more important that everybody makes their voice be heard this time around.»As usual, she's right. The 2020 presidential election is fast approaching, which will see voters choose between four more years of Donald Trump (and his VP, Mike Pence) or opt for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. There are many, issues to consider when casting your vote this year — issues that have only been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic and global protests — but here, we're tackling the topic of voting and all that comes with and before it. If you don't vote? Well, Mrs.

Carey Hart is hitting back at critics who slammed wife Pink for sharing her political views on social media.

Janet W. Lee Following Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death on Friday night, Democratic voters broke records for the most money donated in the history of ActBlue, the party’s online fundraising platform.From 9-10 p.m.

Ted Johnson Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden reflected on the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, telling reporters that she “stood for all of us” as she pursued “the highest American ideas of equality and justice under the law.”Biden also said that a vote on her successor should not take place until after the election. “The voters should pick the president, and the president should pick the justice for the Senate to consider.

National Black Voter Day, as declared by BET in partnership with the National Urban League, and it's time to #ReclaimYourVote. As former first lady Michelle Obama recently said, «It couldn't be more important that everybody makes their voice be heard this time around.»As usual, she's right.