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Ramzy Baroud responds to revelations about The New York Times "guidance" on language about the Israeli mass slaughter in the Gaza Strip since Oct. 7. By Ramzy Baroud Z Network The New York Times coverage of the Israeli carnage in Gaza, like that of other mainstream U.S. media, is a disgrac

Bomber nose art and pin-ups refer to the decorative paintings found on the front or bodies of military aircraft, primarily bombers, during World War II and subsequent conflicts. This type of artwork commonly depicted alluring or suggestive images of women, known as pin-ups, aimed at lifting t

A plan in Cedar Rapids to use a sales tax to pay for flood protection was rejected on Tuesday. The tax would have helped raise funds for flood walls on each side of the Cedar River. Some officials in Cedar Rapids feel that this was one of the last viable ways to fund flood protection…

A nostalgic look at the most iconic Phoenix record stores from the past several decades, including Stinkweeds, Zia and Revolver Records.

The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources confirmed the fatal prion disease in a buck harvested by a hunter in November 2023.

Starting in May, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will offer a new program serving as the last line of defense for more than 40,000 veterans in danger of losing their homes because of post-pandemic

Previewing PA Primary. Control In Hands of Few. Concerns in Northampton. Tortured Poets Surprise.

No Longer Mine  When I write, I like to listen to music. Most of my first book was written to a series of CDs I purchased from Amazon and ripped to my Mac - early turn of the century electronica, for the most part - Prodigy, Moby, Fat Boy Slim and the like. But as…

On Wednesday, April 17, the University of Connecticut’s Humanities Institute sponsored a seminar on Mansfield Training School, or now known as the UConn Depot Campus, by contributors to the Mansfield Training School Memorial and Museum research project. 

Most infections occurred at lower latitudes from January to July (not including April) but were seen mainly at higher latitudes from August to December.