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Puerto Rico has a major election of its own on Tuesday. Here's what's at stake
The two parties that have dominated Puerto Rican politics for decades are losing their grip as they face the stiffest ...
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'In C' Forever: The eternal evolution of Terry Riley’s minimalist masterpiece
In the early '60s, Riley was among a cohort of free-thinking West Coast musicians experimenting with music, especially tape ...
New York Sun1d
The Cocktail Party Contrarian: The Pro-Israel Voter is a Pro-America Voter Too
Today’s left deploys Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and identity politics to create an anti-American narrative in the ...
College Football Power Rankings: How did the top 25 look in Week 10?
Following a 24-point win over No. 10 Texas A&M, we welcome South Carolina into this week's top 25 list, alongside Vanderbilt ...
Jewish Insider5d
In new book, Lee Yaron tells Israel’s story through intimate accounts of Oct. 7 victims
The Haaretz journalist digs into the experiences and histories of more than 100 civilians and interweaves Jewish and Israeli history as well as political analysis through the chapters ...
The Financial Express2d
The rise of street art and urban placemaking: Transforming India’s public spaces into cultural experiences
As India battles population and lack of space, there is a small movement prioritising people over infrastructure ... acknowledging the value of art in various forms breathing new life in urban spaces.
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What Are the Neural Mechanisms Underlying Political Partisanship?
and how emotional responses to figures in the #MeToo movement evolved over time, as demonstrated through public social media ...
Fort Worth Weekly7d
Reaching Higher
Still, that didn’t stop the two sides from confronting each other. Protect Texas Kids’ Kelly Neidert and the New Columbia Movement had been planning to protest Higher Purpose’s Pride fair for weeks ...
Access WDUN3d
As students return to Columbia, the epicenter of a campus protest movement braces for disruption
NEW YORK (AP) — As Columbia University resumes classes Tuesday, students and faculty are planning, and bracing, for a resumption of the pro-Palestinian protests that convulsed the Manhattan campus at ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency4d
Columbia paid $395,000 in settlement after suspending Jewish student for using ‘fart spray’
The offer was made as part of negotiations over dismantling the pro-Palestinian student encampment at the school, which sparked a nationwide encampment movement that some Jewish students and ...