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Since resuming his presidency, Donald Trump has fostered an environment stifling diverse viewpoints, actively demonizing dissent. This trend appears to be proliferating in other democracies as well. Analysts characterize Trump as both self-centered a...
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For those interested in Nashville’s growth, the newly released **Nashville Housing and Infrastructure Study 2025** is a must-read. This detailed report provides in-depth insights into the city's current development trends, housing needs, and future i...
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Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) is set to host a series of Community Conversations in June 2025, aimed at fostering dialogue among families, staff, and community members regarding significant legislative updates and the establishment of the Indiana...
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Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre is captivating audiences this summer with “Disney’s The Little Mermaid.” Running until July 13, this enchanting adaptation is the highlight of its 2025 Featured Family show season, under the direction of Elizabeth Pay...
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The New Pittsburgh Courier reports that on Thursday, May 29, an engaging evening of diverse chamber music will unfold at St. James AME Church, located at 444 Lincoln Ave., East Liberty. This event will be presented by Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra As...
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