Cashing in on Troubled Teens

Cashing in on Troubled Teens

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The Art Trump Doesn't Want and the Artists Left Behind

Last year, arts organizations and cultural institutions across the US received an alarming message: Their federal grants had been canceled.The letters said their projects no longer aligned with new federal priorities and that money was being redirected toward the Trump administra ...  Show more

Afghan War Allies Were Promised Safety in the US—Until Now

More To The Story: Back in November, two National Guard members were shot just blocks from the White House. One was killed. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, is an Afghan national who came to the US through a Biden-era humanitarian parole program and had applied for a special im ...  Show more

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