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Artscape gala and Day of the Dead mural mark arts milestonesEntertainment — 4dArts organizations are celebrating cultural exchange and performance through Artscape’s 55th-anniversary gala, a Mexican-American Day of the Dead mural in Washington, D.C., and a preview of the Museum of Fine Arts’ reimagined collection. In Austin, Early Era Collective is marking nine years of dance with performances and a preview of an upcoming film focused on violence and power in relationships.

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Dana Whitfield Early Era Collective's film on power in relationships feels like a timely choice given what their dance work has explored over nine years.

New York’s Final 2026 Free Fishing Day Set for Nov. 11Lifestyle — 3dTampa Bay’s 97X is collecting food donations for Metropolitan Ministries’ Thanksgiving drive, while Quad City Arts will host Americana musician Dusky Waters for two concerts. New York will also waive freshwater fishing license requirements on Veterans Day, though other fishing regulations remain in effect.

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Judge Keeps Mall of America Plot Suspect Detained — Oct 19, 2026An 18-year-old accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired attack at the Mall of America was ordered held in federal custody after a judge found he posed a danger and flight risk. Prosecutors say he bought an undercover FBI agent’s rifle and ammunition for an attack targeting a Hmong arts event; his defense has highlighted that he was 16 when the FBI informant began communicating with him and that the weapons came from the FBI operation.

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Fall Music, Theater Festivals Span North AmericaEntertainment — Oct 21, 2026Upcoming arts and music festivals include Clearwater’s Suncoast Jazz Festival, featuring more than 75 musicians, a Vancouver Island one-act play festival in Qualicum Beach, and Winthrop’s folk and roots festival, which pairs concerts with free workshops and community access passes. Myrtle Beach’s Carolina Country Music Fest is also scheduled for June 2027, with tickets available and a chance to win passes.

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IJRThe Trump Administration Is Right To Take On Duplicate Medicare PaymentsJames Carter · 4 min · 2h

Five Distinctive Hotels Span Europe and North AmericaTravel — Oct 16, 2026The articles spotlight distinctive hotel experiences, from a Manchester-area country estate and London’s new Rosewood-hosted art fair to the daily craft and history of Claridge’s, a longtime Hotel Chelsea resident’s stories, and a business-focused stay at The Welbeck. Each offers a different look at how hotels blend hospitality with architecture, culture, and personal history.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Native Heritage Month Spotlights Diverse Indigenous CulturesLifestyle — Oct 31, 2026Native American Heritage Month highlights the diversity and contemporary life of Indigenous communities, from a Las Vegas gallery using art and free programs to foster connection and challenge stereotypes to Alaska families resuming salmonberry gathering after a devastating typhoon. The observance grew from decades of advocacy for recognition of Native peoples and their contributions.

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LEIF LARSON: The Art Of A Bad Railroad Merger Deal — Sep 26, 2025The rail industry has significantly shaped America and continues to guide our nation into the future. Without railroads, the world would look very different. Trains have had a profound impact on everything from the…

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San Francisco Hosts Goldsworthy Red Flags Earth-Art ExhibitionEntertainment — Jul 24, 2026From North America to Korea, a wave of contemporary art and performance dominates: in Altona, Manitoba, Gallery in the Park closes its first season with Kathy Levandoski’s immersive works and an artist talk, while Fort Mason hosts Andy Goldsworthy’s Red Flags uniting all 50 states through earth pigments. In Korea, film audiences anticipate the press previews for Okay Madame 2 and Gyeongju Travel, and in Nashville, a four-piece Performance Art Showcase presents bold pieces exploring utopia, work culture, Mardi Gras spectacle, and clowning.

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STEVE MILLOY: Judge-Grooming By Green Activists Must End — Aug 17, 2025Well, isn’t this convenient? The Climate Judiciary Project (CJP), an organization launched by the left-wing Environmental Law Institute to “train” America’s judges in the dark art of climate alarmism – has quietly swept…

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FaithTapKansas Democrats Secure Third Straight Gubernatorial VictoryDemocrat Cindy Holscher has won the Kansas governor's race, defeating Republican state Senate President Ty Masterson in a contest that keeps the state's top office under Democratic… — by Andrew Powell6m

Community Festivals Feature Science, Arts Across Four CitiesScience — Oct 7, 2026The Mid-America Science Museum is planning fall activities including a dental-health event with free admission for the first 560 guests, while Abilene’s Wings on the Wind festival will offer free science and nature activities at Abilene State Park. Trinity College Dublin’s PROBE festival also highlights research through public talks, workshops and experiments.

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Martial Arts Association Changes Rules After Female Athletes Withdraw in Protest, Handing Women’s Championship to MalesOpinion — Oct 30, 2023Only in 2023. On Oct. 21, at the Cobb Civic Center in Marietta, Georgia, the North American Grappling Association held its Georgia Grappling & BJJ Championship, a mixed martial arts tournament. The men’s welterweight…

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Quentin Tarantino vs Martin ScorseseYourlist — VS BattleThe video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.

Austin West Side Hosts 38th Say No ParadeLifestyle — Jul 24, 2026Across North America, communities are staging festivals and parades to celebrate arts and culture while promoting safety and positive youth opportunities, from Ypsilanti's Historic South Side Stroll featuring 50 artists and live music to Chicago's 38th Annual Say No to Drugs & Violence Parade highlighting teen involvement and a resource fair. Meanwhile Lac La Biche's Pow Wow Days parade showcases First Nations participation and local service groups, and Austin's Say No to Drugs events reiterate a commitment to anti-violence education and community resources.

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Op-Ed: Bob Ehrlich: 3 Ways You Can Help Cancel ‘Cancel Culture’Reporting — Mar 3, 2021There is an interesting paradox in today’s politics in that those who are most often the targets of cancel culture are not themselves practitioners of the art. Americans with right-of-center opinions simply do not…

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The Academy Apologizes to Sacheen Littlefeather for 1973 Oscars MistreatmentReporting — Aug 16, 2022The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences apologized to actress Sacheen Littlefeather, 49 years after she was booed on stage for her speech on the mistreatment of Native Americans in Hollywood. On June 18, David…

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IJRChris Van Hollen Launches Leadership Bid After Anti-Establishment Dems Turn Back On Chuck SchumerNicole Silverio · 3 min · 2h

Trump Jokes That He Would Nominate Himself For A Kennedy Center Award — Dec 8, 2025President Donald Trump made history on Sunday night as the first sitting or former president to host the Kennedy Center Honors, a long-running gala that celebrates significant contributions to the arts and American…

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Pick a food for every letter and the AI reveals your futureQuizie — QuizA to (almost) Z, one delicious decision at a time. At the end, the AI reads your feast like tea leaves and tells your fortune.

Public Outcry as Biden Fires Legendary Lee Greenwood: ‘I Went From Shock to Anger’Reporting — Sep 27, 2021Many conservative Americans are seething over President Joe Biden’s decision to remove singer Lee Greenwood from the National Council on the Arts. The singer, whose signature “God Bless the U.S.A.” has been played at…

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Latin Dance Groups Share Cultural TraditionsLifestyle — Oct 11, 2026Dance groups in Fresno and Hayward are preserving Mexican and Latin traditions through folkloric dance, salsa and bachata, while a Breckenridge festival will bring together Latin American art, music and Día de los Muertos remembrance. In Austin, the dance collective Las de Allá explores migration, cultural identity and belonging in its production “Alien Number.”

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Border Patrol Council Official Says Media Uses Tren De Aragua Gang For Ratings, Push For Their Agenda — Jan 28, 2025National Border Patrol Council Vice President Art Del Cueto appeared Monday on Fox Business and accused some leaders of prioritizing political agendas over the safety and well-being of American citizens. During an…

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Black arts events planned in Connecticut, CaliforniaLifestyle — Sep 25, 2026The articles highlight Black American history, culture and ongoing challenges, from enslaved Revolutionary War soldier Aaron Brister’s service to performances and community events celebrating Black identity and heritage. They also note that Black and Hispanic Americans were among those hit hardest by pandemic-era economic hardship.

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Daily Caller News FoundationThe Trump Administration Is Right To Take On Duplicate Medicare PaymentsThis week’s elections made clear that Americans are concerned about affordability, including the rising cost of health care. Voter research found that healthcare costs were a major concern in the midterms.2h · 40 reads

‘Win, Win, Win, Win’: Fmr Reagan Economist Breaks Down Historic Benefits Of Tax Cuts, Slams Dems For ‘Stupid’ Comments — Feb 27, 2025Former Reagan economist and co-author of “The Trump Economic Miracle” Art Laffer detailed Wednesday on Fox Business how Americans can benefit from the tax cuts. House Republicans have advanced a budget resolution to…

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