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Oversight subcommittee holds a hearing to look at the Economic Impact of climate change. Watch this live this afternoon at 3 00 p. M. Eastern here on cspan3 or listen live with the free cspan radio app. Lets show you the reaction President Trump had when he learned at last nights rally in battle creek, michigan, that the house had voted to impeach him. I think we have a vote coming in. So we got every single republican voted for us. Whoa. Whoa. So we had 198, 229. We didnt lose one republican vote. And three democrats voted for us. Wow. Thank you, hailey. Great job. Wow. The Republican Party h...

The sweater with a jacket. Yes, dress in layers because it is brisk out there, you definitely want to bundle up this morning, the afternoon should be okay, scattered low clouds and the unofficial wind gauge was the right portion, breeze around 10 to 20 miles per hour. 60 to 70s and 80s and then increase in sunshine later on today. Heres a satellite showing high clouds in a Central California and a nice sunset last night. We have been watching the fog next banding coverage hit the coast. A few patches in the north bay to start out here wednesday morning. Current numbers, lots of 50s on the boar...

Longtime radio station licensee Vic Michael is parting ways with an AM and its FM translator serving the city of Cheyenne, Wyo. The buyer? It's a broadcast ministry.

CALVARY CHAPEL OF BIG BEAR is donating Religion KFHM/BIG BEAR CITY, CA to ADVANCE MINISTRIES, INC. d/b/a NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL.In other filings with the FCC, the Commission granted STAs to EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION (K213AD/DURANGO, CO, correcting coordinates; KAIO/IDAHO FALLS, ID, correcting coordinates); BIBLE BROADCASTING NETWORK, INC. (WYFL/HENDERSON, NC, reduced power due to antenna issues); and iHEARTMEDIA's IHM LICENSES, LLC (WTKS-F and WJRR/COCOA BEACH-ORLANDO and WRUM/ORLANDO, ...

Queer as Folk, 20 Years Later Gant’s HIV-positive Ben Bruckner (pictured, standing, third from right) may be the show’s most enduring character. December 11 2020 1:41 PM EST As I’ve mentioned before, I grew up in Pittsburgh, so when Showtime premiered the first-ever network broadcast of a gay drama 20 years ago this month, based in Pittsburgh, my interest was naturally piqued. I was disappointed, and in hindsight maybe tinged with jealousy, after watching the first few episodes in what seems like a lifetime ago. The show’s thumping, gay-central Liberty Avenue in downtown Pittsburgh w...