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Truth. Those facts. This is so far off field, this is ispolitical. This is totally political. And it is a dangerous moment for our country that the doj has i mean, doesnt the meeting on the tarmac with bill clinton and the airplane look quaint now . Actually, thats a perfect it looks quaint. We have been talking about what feels like a frantic publicrelations effort. Two statements released from william barr on a report hes had for some time. An extraordinary report about ao open,t ongoing inves...

The CHI Health Mercy Heritage Awards, a longstanding tradition in southwest Iowa, will mark its 40th anniversary with a gala celebration on Thursday, June 6.

Advocates are once again ramping up their scare tactics over school arts programs to squeeze more funding, but New York City already spends more than any other large city in America on its schools.

The New York Philharmonic will be joined by Gustavo Dudamel in a weeklong celebration of music education, part of the Orchestra’s 2023–24 activities marking the centennial of the beloved Young People’s Concerts.

Dudamel will also conduct the famed orchestra during its Spring Gala, set to feature Common, Hera Hyesang, and more.

Today, as City lawmakers debate the final budget – the New York City Arts in Education Roundtable, educators, students, and City Council Members including Majority Leader Keith Powers, Chair of Education Committee Rita Joseph and Chair of Committe...

Only about one in three city students have met New York State arts education requirements by the end of middle school, prompting calls for more funding Thursday.

On Thursday – as City lawmakers debate the final budget – the New York City Arts in Education Roundtable, educators, students, and City Council Members including Majority Leader Keith Powers, and Libraries, and International Intergroup Relations C...

This is the KGOU PM NewsBrief for Friday, May 5, 2023.

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