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California Politics · California

California Schools to Lose $1 Billion in Federal Funding Over Gender Policies, State Leaders Say

50% Center coverage: 20 sources

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Music · United States

Nebraska concert series canceled after Czech musician is detained at Detroit airport

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

A Nebraska concert series has been canceled after one of the musicians set to perform says he was detained at the Detroit airport while trying to enter the country from the Czech Republic.See the Story

Over half of NOAA's Regional Climate Centers' websites go dark due to 'lapse in federal funding'

79% Center coverage: 19 sources

MISSOURI (KTVI) - As of Thursday, over half of the websites for NOAA's Regional Climate Centers were unavailable in what the websites noted as a "lapse in federal funding from the Department of Commerce through NOAA." Six Regional Climate Centers cover different states: High Plains, Midwestern, Northeast, Southeast, Southern and Western. On Thursday, four of the six websites were non-functioning, which included the High Plains, Midwestern, South…Science · United States See the Story

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