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NYPD Probe Launched After Car Bomb Threat Targets Zohran Mamdani

New York State Politics · New York

NYPD Probe Launched After Car Bomb Threat Targets Zohran Mamdani

40% Center coverage: 25 sources

Publish or Perish: The Billion Dollar Debate over Research Funding at Public Universities

College Students · Pennsylvania

Publish or Perish: The Billion Dollar Debate over Research Funding at Public Universities

49% Center coverage: 8 sources

(The Center Square) – When it comes to higher education, taxpayers, legislators and educators on both sides of the aisle seem to agree that something is broken and the cost is too high.See the Story

When Did Juneteenth Start? A Look Back at the History of the Holiday

Danielle Smith · United States

When Did Juneteenth Start? A Look Back at the History of the Holiday

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

The hard-won freedom of enslaved people and the enduring progress of the African American community will be celebrated across the nation on Juneteenth – the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery.See the Story

Want your money to have a positive impact? What to know about ESG investing

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Investing in funds that align with your values such as supporting companies fighting climate change is much more accessible today, but experts say it takes research and diligence to determine if your money is actually working for a good cause. “There’s a whole cohort of young investors who have come to the realization that you […]Education · Halton Hills See the Story

Stephen Kessler | Street Theater in the Time of ‘No Kings’

Coverage: 5 sources

On Saturday, June 14, when I’m writing this, a Democratic state legislator has been assassinated in Minnesota by a gunman dressed as a police officer. There’s a multimillion-dollar military parade goosestepping through the streets of Washington, D.C., replete with all the lethal hardware your taxes bought and all the pomp required to pump the self-esteem of the 9-year-old in chief on his birthday. In West L.A., Marines are guarding the federal b…Donald Trump · Seattle See the Story

Eastern State June Ad - The Philadelphia Citizen

The post Eastern State June Ad appeared first on The Philadelphia Citizen.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

Guest Commentary: Science Matters

When I was working my way through Community College of Philadelphia, waiting tables at a tiny restaurant at 12th and Race streets, I had no idea how much science protected the food I was serving. At the time, I was a biology student who loved science, but I had never worked on a farm before … Continue reading Guest Commentary: Science Matters The post Guest Commentary: Science Matters appeared first on The Philadelphia Citizen.Science · Philadelphia Read Article

Good Things to Do Down the Shore - The Philadelphia Citizen

Good things to do down the Shore: A guide to lighten your footprint and do something nice this summer for the beach towns you loveOcean City, New Jersey · Ocean City Read Article

No Time to Smile

James Baldwin’s Giovanni’s Room by Quintessence Theatre proves art at its best is what we confront ourselves withPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

Juneteenth Calls for Economic Justice, Not Trump’s Racially Coded Gimmicks

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

As Juneteenth approaches, we are called to remember not just the day when the last enslaved Black Americans learned of their freedom, but the ongoing struggle for true justice and equality in this country. In this context, Donald Trump’s economic and immigration policies—packaged as efforts to “Make America Great Again"—take on a more troubling meaning. They are not just policy proposals; they are part of a deliberate strategy to reinforce racia…Juneteenth · United States See the Story

[Opinion] Eye On Illinois: We’ve Long Been Numb to the Normality of Political Violence

Coverage: 2 sources

When it comes to political violence, sadly, numb is normal, Scott Holland writesOpinion See the Story

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