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George H.W. Bush, 94, Former U.S. President, Dies
WASHINGTON INFORMER — George H.W. Bush, the 41st U.S. president and head of a family political dynasty, died Friday. He was 94.
George H.W. Bush, the 41st U.S. president and head of a family political dynasty, died Friday. He was 94.
Bush, a World War II naval pilot and Texas oil tycoon, had dealt with numerous medical issues in his later years, including a Parkinson’s-like disease that forced him to use a wheelchair.
His death was announced by his son, former President George W. Bush.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 73 years, Barbara, who died in April.
Bush, who served two terms as vice president under President Ronald Reagan before winning a lone term as president in 1989, also served as CIA director in the 1970s.
He is survived by his five children, 17 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
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Houston confronts the toll of gun violence on youth
Houston grapples with the devastating impact of gun violence on its young people. Learn more and support the Defender Network’s vital work.
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Last Chance: Nominate for Best of the DMV #washingtoninformer #shorts
Last chance to nominate for Best of the DMV! Make your voice heard and support your favorite local businesses and professionals.
The Washington Informer invites you to participate in the Best of the DMV nominations. This is your final opportunity to submit your choices for the top businesses, services, and individuals across the Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia region. Ensure your favorite local establishments and professionals are recognized by casting your vote before the deadline.
Don’t miss out on this chance to have your voice heard and support the community. The Best of the DMV awards celebrate excellence within the region, and your nominations play a crucial role in highlighting deserving entities. Click through to make your selections and help honor the best the DMV has to offer.
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Training Journalists for Digital Storytelling and Substack #washingtoninformer #shorts
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The Washington Informer presents a short video exploring the evolving landscape of journalism with a focus on digital storytelling. This segment highlights the importance of adapting traditional reporting skills to new online platforms and content creation methods.
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This initiative highlights a growing recognition of the need for dedicated leadership to address the unique health challenges faced by Black individuals. By appointing a czar, the goal is to foster collaboration among researchers, institutions, and communities to accelerate progress in understanding and treating diseases that disproportionately affect this demographic. The Washington Informer provides insights into this important development.
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