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Concerns Grow Over Young Jewish Americans’ Connection to Israel

Concerns Grow Over Young Jewish Americans’ Connection to Israel

Israelis from various political and religious backgrounds feel anxious about a diminishing bond with younger Jewish Americans. A recent AP poll reveals that younger Jewish Americans place less importance on supporting Israel as part of their Jewish identity compared to older adults. Involvement of Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs Itai Nixon, leading the diaspora department...

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ABC Challenges FCC Over License Renewal Investigation

ABC Challenges FCC Over License Renewal Investigation

ABC has challenged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) over its decision to review the license renewals of eight ABC-owned stations. This review was prompted by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr in April, moving the original renewal dates set for 2028 to 2031 to an earlier schedule. The review comes amid tensions between the Trump administration and...

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Pioneer Day and the Acknowledgment of Utah’s Hidden History

Pioneer Day and the Acknowledgment of Utah’s Hidden History

Pioneer Day is a cherished holiday in Utah celebrated every July 24th. It features festivities like parades, rodeos, and fireworks, similar to the Fourth of July. The day commemorates the arrival of pioneers in 1847 in the Salt Lake Valley, marking the beginning of the state and providing a refuge for members of The Church...

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Hospital of Emotions: A Unique Art Experience in Los Angeles

Hospital of Emotions: A Unique Art Experience in Los Angeles

Visitors to the former St. Vincent Medical Center in Los Angeles encounter a unique art installation, the ‘Hospital of Emotions.’ Dr. Moodswing and Dr. Feelgood, clad in crisp white lab coats, greet attendees with neon orange wristbands. Here, artists explore the depths of human emotions rather than monitor physical health. This site, originally founded in...

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Booker Prize Longlist Features Diverse Talent and Bold Storytelling

Booker Prize Longlist Features Diverse Talent and Bold Storytelling

LONDON – Marlon James and Douglas Stuart, both Booker Prize winners, have returned to the spotlight as contenders for this year’s prestigious fiction award. Their works sit among tales of Dublin gangs, dystopian futures, and New England lives crafted by Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Strout. Judges reviewed 163 novels to select 13 semifinalists, a list...

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60 Minutes Introduces New Team for Its 59th Season

60 Minutes Introduces New Team for Its 59th Season

CBS’s renowned program “60 Minutes” has announced new additions to its team of correspondents and contributors as it begins its 59th season. Among the latest hires are Ross Douthat, a conservative columnist from The New York Times, and former “CBS Evening News” anchor Norah O’Donnell. These changes come under the leadership of the new executive...

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Federal Oversight of Historic Sites Weakened by Advisory Council

Federal Oversight of Historic Sites Weakened by Advisory Council

An advisory council filled with supporters of former President Trump recently voted to reduce federal oversight on construction projects that impact historic sites. This decision has sparked concerns among critics who believe it risks the preservation of historic and cultural places across the country. In a detailed discussion with Phillip Kennicott of The Washington Post,...

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PBS NewsHour host Amna Nawaz, photographed 24 July 2024, in Arlington VA. Photo by Mike Morgan.

Challenging Stereotypes: A Conversation with Emilee Hackney

Appalachia often faces stereotypes of struggling coal towns and substance abuse. However, writer Emilee Hackney’s experiences tell a different story. Raised in southwestern Virginia, her life defies these common portrayals. In her debut memoir, All That’s Unseen, Hackney explores her upbringing and the political influences that shaped her community. In a recent interview for the...

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Rosie O’Donnell Criticizes CBS Settlement with Trump

Rosie O’Donnell Criticizes CBS Settlement with Trump

Liberal comedian Rosie O’Donnell accused CBS of ‘capitulating’ to President Donald Trump, stating during ‘The View’ co-host Ana Navarro’s podcast that the network’s $16 million settlement of his ’60 Minutes’ lawsuit was a ‘bribe’ that undermined an independent press. Appearing on ‘Bleep! with Ana Navarro,’ O’Donnell referenced former CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert, who similarly...