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Bantjes' exhibit at the Hearth explores the relationship between art and artificial intelligence

In Pennsylvania, Biden tried to present a postcard picture of his presidency, but he failed to deliver.

Here's who's presenting the evening program.

Many of us have long known that there was a serious problem with a taxpayer-funded programming system that ignored half the country.

Vandalism and violence against markers to Black history are fairly widespread, and Georgia is no exception. In February, a historical marker memorializing Black victims of lynching in DeKalb County was stolen. Organizers who worked to install the marker feel the disappearance is about more than just a missing piece of metal. GPB’s Pamela Kirkland explains.

New England Kelp Harvest Week, a project started by the Sugar Kelp Collective in 2021, runs from April 20-30 this year. The group of kelp farmers and activists works with restaurants, bakeries and fis...

This article is part of TPM Cafe, TPM’s home for opinion and news analysis. It was originally published at The Conversation. Coral reefs are some of the oldest…

The Detroit Lakes Tribune accepts community calendar items for publication online and, space permitting, in our Wednesday and Saturday print editions. Submissions must be made at least a week in advance of the event date, in writing, to either dltribune@dlnewspapers.com or vgerdes@dlnewspapers.com. Each submission must include the date, time and location of event, and where to go for more information (phone, email and/or website). Also include whether the event is free or paid admission, and how...

The concepts supported in 2000 for a Smithsonian-affiliated cultural center can be realized today with the Smithsonian Affiliate Program, where a new Native cultural center can be marketed under a

Limited editions, special pressings and live albums drew crowds to the local shops.