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Political past and future. all of that taking center stage later this afternoon. now the former presidential candidate, secretary of state and senator is expected to speak to rally her party before the mid-term elections. if there is any truth to the rumors about clinton taking a pass at another presidential run in 2024, many are responding to her tweet wednesday addressing that reporting on the court filing by special counsel john durham alleging that her 2016 presidential campaign paid for computer research to the then candidate donald trump to russia. and durham's filing last friday include...

The 13-minute work — "The Man in the Mangroves Counts to Sleep" is by Tallahasseeans Dr. James A. “Andy” Moorer and poet, Dr. Donna Decker.

On Friday, May 20, 2022, the renowned Kronos Quartet releases the world premiere recording of Mỹ Lai, the acclaimed opera composed by Jonathan Berger with libretto by Harriet Scott Chessman, on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings.

A quantum shutdown "could be the most catastrophic disaster we've experienced," the Director of Hudson Institute's Quantum Alliance Initiative told Newsweek.

Artist Arushi Jain’s upcoming album offers something that music fans may not have heard before. The Indian American engineer-turned-musician/vocalist blends modular synths and electronic music with traditional Indian classical music in her upcoming album, “Under The Lilac Sky.” The six-song album was released July 9. Jain trained vocally in Hindustani classical music at the Prayag Hindustani Music School and the Ravi Shankar Institute in New Delhi. She produces electronic music that is firmly rooted in Indian ragas, with the hope to make people aware of this dying artform. â€...