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Merz Wins German Election, AfD Makes Historic Gains
Germany held snap national elections on Sunday, with conservative leader Friedrich Merz winning a plurality but falling short of a majority, while the far-right AfD doubled its support to approximately 20.5%, its best result since World War II, reflecting widespread discontent and economic stagnatio...
Merz Wins German Election, AfD Makes Historic Gains
Germany held snap national elections on Sunday, with conservative leader Friedrich Merz winning a plurality but falling short of a majority, while the far-right AfD doubled its support to approximately 20.5%, its best result since World War II, reflecting widespread discontent and economic stagnatio...
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56% Bias Score
NCTE's Annual African American Readings Promote Inclusive Understanding of History
For over 30 years, the National Council of Teachers of English has hosted annual African American readings, engaging over 6 million people in sharing stories and promoting a more inclusive understanding of American history, combatting the attempted erasure of Black history.
NCTE's Annual African American Readings Promote Inclusive Understanding of History
For over 30 years, the National Council of Teachers of English has hosted annual African American readings, engaging over 6 million people in sharing stories and promoting a more inclusive understanding of American history, combatting the attempted erasure of Black history.
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African American Read-In Counters Erasure of Black History
The National African American Read-In, founded in 1990, combats attempts to erase Black history by promoting literacy and cultural understanding through community readings and discussions of books by Black authors; this initiative has grown, reaching hundreds of thousands annually, especially since ...
African American Read-In Counters Erasure of Black History
The National African American Read-In, founded in 1990, combats attempts to erase Black history by promoting literacy and cultural understanding through community readings and discussions of books by Black authors; this initiative has grown, reaching hundreds of thousands annually, especially since ...
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Greenpeace Faces $300 Million Lawsuit Over Dakota Access Pipeline Protests
Energy Transfer is suing Greenpeace USA for $300 million in North Dakota, alleging conspiracy to damage the Dakota Access Pipeline project through protests that occurred starting in 2015. Jury selection begins today, and the trial is expected to last five weeks.
Greenpeace Faces $300 Million Lawsuit Over Dakota Access Pipeline Protests
Energy Transfer is suing Greenpeace USA for $300 million in North Dakota, alleging conspiracy to damage the Dakota Access Pipeline project through protests that occurred starting in 2015. Jury selection begins today, and the trial is expected to last five weeks.
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44% Bias Score
Selaocoe's "Hymns of Bantu": A Fusion of Western and African Musical Traditions
Cellist Abel Selaocoe's new album, "Hymns of Bantu," released this month, uniquely blends Western classical and African musical traditions using unconventional instrumentation and vocal techniques, reflecting his childhood experiences and artistic vision.
Selaocoe's "Hymns of Bantu": A Fusion of Western and African Musical Traditions
Cellist Abel Selaocoe's new album, "Hymns of Bantu," released this month, uniquely blends Western classical and African musical traditions using unconventional instrumentation and vocal techniques, reflecting his childhood experiences and artistic vision.
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Unsung Black Heroes Shaping American Communities
NPR listeners shared stories of Black community leaders: Toni Bell leads a civil rights tour; a Cocoa Beach musician promotes equality through music; Jordan "Blxckbird" Broiles champions literacy; and Sharon Sheppard leads community programs in Rockville Centre, New York.
Unsung Black Heroes Shaping American Communities
NPR listeners shared stories of Black community leaders: Toni Bell leads a civil rights tour; a Cocoa Beach musician promotes equality through music; Jordan "Blxckbird" Broiles champions literacy; and Sharon Sheppard leads community programs in Rockville Centre, New York.
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Mass Firings of Federal Workers Cause Widespread Crisis
Thousands of federal workers have been abruptly terminated since President Trump took office, causing widespread financial and mental health crises, as confirmed by affected individuals and experts; Elon Musk's "DOGE" initiative and the administration's stated goal of traumatizing federal workers ar...
Mass Firings of Federal Workers Cause Widespread Crisis
Thousands of federal workers have been abruptly terminated since President Trump took office, causing widespread financial and mental health crises, as confirmed by affected individuals and experts; Elon Musk's "DOGE" initiative and the administration's stated goal of traumatizing federal workers ar...
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Mass Firings of Federal Workers Cause Widespread Distress and Mental Health Crisis
The abrupt firing or furloughing of tens of thousands of federal workers due to halted funding has caused widespread distress, impacting families and mental health, with some even resorting to suicide hotlines; this action was potentially intentional, according to a speech by Russell Vought, Trump's...
Mass Firings of Federal Workers Cause Widespread Distress and Mental Health Crisis
The abrupt firing or furloughing of tens of thousands of federal workers due to halted funding has caused widespread distress, impacting families and mental health, with some even resorting to suicide hotlines; this action was potentially intentional, according to a speech by Russell Vought, Trump's...
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10-Year-Old's Podcast Wins Award, Preserving Stories of Displacement
Ameya Desai, a 10-year-old from San Jose, won NPR's Student Podcast Challenge by interviewing her grandfather about his expulsion from Uganda in 1972 and is creating a second podcast about the internment of Japanese Americans, highlighting the importance of preserving personal historical accounts.
10-Year-Old's Podcast Wins Award, Preserving Stories of Displacement
Ameya Desai, a 10-year-old from San Jose, won NPR's Student Podcast Challenge by interviewing her grandfather about his expulsion from Uganda in 1972 and is creating a second podcast about the internment of Japanese Americans, highlighting the importance of preserving personal historical accounts.
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Trump Administration Plans to Use Military Bases for Immigration Detention
The Trump administration plans to use U.S. military bases, starting with Fort Bliss, Texas, to detain up to 10,000 immigrants to increase deportation capacity, as ICE facilities are full and the administration seeks to accelerate deportations.
Trump Administration Plans to Use Military Bases for Immigration Detention
The Trump administration plans to use U.S. military bases, starting with Fort Bliss, Texas, to detain up to 10,000 immigrants to increase deportation capacity, as ICE facilities are full and the administration seeks to accelerate deportations.
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Beyond The Gates" Debuts, Showcases Wealthy Black Family
Beyond The Gates," a new daytime soap opera premiering on CBS and Paramount+, features a wealthy Black family and a predominantly Black cast and crew, marking a significant milestone in television representation and challenging the underrepresentation of affluent Black families in media.
Beyond The Gates" Debuts, Showcases Wealthy Black Family
Beyond The Gates," a new daytime soap opera premiering on CBS and Paramount+, features a wealthy Black family and a predominantly Black cast and crew, marking a significant milestone in television representation and challenging the underrepresentation of affluent Black families in media.
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56% Bias Score
Cellist Abel Selaocoe's "Hymns of Bantu" Blends Classical and African Traditions
Abel Selaocoe's new album, "Hymns of Bantu," uniquely blends classical cello with African vocal traditions, including throat singing, challenging genre conventions and highlighting the artist's South African heritage. This innovative fusion has garnered critical acclaim.
Cellist Abel Selaocoe's "Hymns of Bantu" Blends Classical and African Traditions
Abel Selaocoe's new album, "Hymns of Bantu," uniquely blends classical cello with African vocal traditions, including throat singing, challenging genre conventions and highlighting the artist's South African heritage. This innovative fusion has garnered critical acclaim.
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20% Bias Score
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