Newly-appointed District 25 Sen. Nick Charles shortly after he was unanimously chosen by the Central Committee to replace outgoing Sen. Melony Griffith, who will be leading the Maryland Hospital Association. (Anthony Tilghman/The Washington Informer)
Newly-appointed District 25 Sen. Nick Charles shortly after he was unanimously chosen by the Central Committee to replace outgoing Sen. Melony Griffith, who will be leading the Maryland Hospital Association. (Anthony Tilghman/The Washington Informer)

Today’s Headlines – November 27, 2023

Discover DC’s Stories, No Animals in Circus, and Lawsuits: Read Now!

Good afternoon! It’s Monday, November 27, and we’ve got a diverse range of stories for you today. From a new senator appointment in Maryland to the reimagined “Greatest Show on Earth” by Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, plus an article on the rich history of Washington D.C.’s communities and an update on New York’s Adult Survivors of Sexual Assault statute. Let’s dive straight in!

Former house delegation chair Nick Charles appointed to fill Maryland senate seat

Delegate Nick Charles has been unanimously appointed to fill the 25th District’s Senate seat in Maryland, previously held by Sen. Melony Griffith. The appointment is expected to be approved by Gov. Wes Moore and Charles is likely to serve on the Senate’s Judiciary Committee.

Women’s stories paint a picture of D.C.’s diverse communities throughout the decades

Discover the rich history of Washington, D.C. through the voices of its diverse and dynamic communities, as women share their stories of neighborhood life, community-building efforts, and cultural endeavors in this captivating article.

Ringling Bros.’ reimagined show offers diverse cast and human ability performances

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey is back with a reimagined production, “The Greatest Show on Earth,” without live animals or a ringmaster. The show features three show guides, including Lauren Irving, the first African American musical show guide in the 75-cast production.

Adult survivors act gives voice to long-unheard victims of sexual abuse in New York

Over 2,600 claims were filed under New York’s Adult Survivors of Sexual Assault statute, which allowed accusers to seek financial damages from their alleged abusers. While high-profile names like Donald Trump and Sean “Diddy” Combs faced lawsuits, most of the suits pertained to alleged abuse within New York state prisons and local jails.

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