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Melissa Aldana and Gonzalo Rubalcaba Perform Latin American Ballads in NPR Tiny Desk Concert

Melissa Aldana and Gonzalo Rubalcaba Perform Latin American Ballads in NPR Tiny Desk Concert

Melissa Aldana and Gonzalo Rubalcaba Perform Latin American Ballads in NPR Tiny Desk Concert
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Roy Acuff's four decades as the face of country music

Roy Acuff's four decades as the face of country music

From concerts to presidential visits and Opry anniversaries, these photos chronicle Roy Acuff as one of Nashville's most beloved ambassadors.
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AEVUM Streaming Platform to Launch in 2027-2028, Targeting Classical, Jazz, and Traditional Music

AEVUM Streaming Platform to Launch in 2027-2028, Targeting Classical, Jazz, and Traditional Music

AEVUM Streaming Platform to Launch in 2027-2028, Targeting Classical, Jazz, and Traditional Music
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From Clovis Studio Sessions to the Charts, Oh, Boy! Found Its Audience

From Clovis Studio Sessions to the Charts, Oh, Boy! Found Its Audience

The journey of "Oh, Boy!" from its initial conception to its release as a hit single by The Crickets in 1957 is a testament to the collaborative na...
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The Beautiful and Dan’d

The Beautiful and Dan’d

Goodnight, and good luck
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Whitney Houston’s Vocals Took Center Stage on This 1987 Power Ballad

Whitney Houston’s Vocals Took Center Stage on This 1987 Power Ballad

"Didn't We Almost Have It All" stands as a testament to Whitney Houston's vocal prowess and artistry, earning widespread critical acclaim and becom...
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In final election fight, Brazil's Lula carries hopes of Latin America's receding left

In final election fight, Brazil's Lula carries hopes of Latin America's receding left

By Lisandra Paraguassu and Brendan O'Boyle BRASILIA, Sept 29 (Reuters) - When Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York this month, he used one of the world's biggest diplomatic stages to deliver a message that has come to define what is
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Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control Updates Sanctions Lists

Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control Updates Sanctions Lists

The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has announced several updates to its sanctions lists. On September 23, OFAC made an administrative correction to the Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) entry for Cuba-based Centro de Investigacion y Desarrollo de Armamento de Infanteria (CIDAI), changing an address detail from '8 ½' to '8 1/2' without imposing new sanctions. Additionally, OFAC removed Francois Olenga, a former Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) military official, and Safari Club from the SDN List under its Democratic Republic of the Congo sanctions program. These actions reflect OFAC's ongoing efforts to maintain and update its sanctions programs, which are designed to target individuals and entities involved in activities that threaten U.S. national security or foreign policy interests. The updates ensure the accuracy and relevance of the sanctions lists.
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7 Artists Who Carry Bo Diddley’s Rhythmic Spirit Forward

7 Artists Who Carry Bo Diddley’s Rhythmic Spirit Forward

Beyond the beat, see which artists from punk to pop carry the innovative, rhythmic, and rebellious spirit of rock and roll pioneer Bo Diddley.
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Want to be a digital nomad? The countries where it's easiest, hardest

Want to be a digital nomad? The countries where it's easiest, hardest

A new ranking reveals which countries are easiest and hardest for digital nomads, factoring in visas, taxes, Wi-Fi and bureaucracy.
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Former Augusta National Hospitality Leader Jim James Builds Inclusive Workplace for Adults With Special Needs

Former Augusta National Hospitality Leader Jim James Builds Inclusive Workplace for Adults With Special Needs

Jim James, who previously managed hospitality at Augusta National for three decades, is now dedicating his retirement to a mission of inclusivity. His focus is on creating opportunities and a sense of belonging for individuals with Down syndrome, including his own son. This initiative stems from his extensive experience in a highly exclusive environment and his personal commitment to social integration. NBC's Kaylee Hartung reported on James's efforts for the 'Today Show,' highlighting his transition from a prestigious career to a philanthropic endeavor aimed at supporting a vulnerable community.
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How Boston Grew From a Tiny Puritan Settlement Into a Major City.

How Boston Grew From a Tiny Puritan Settlement Into a Major City.

Boston, the capital and largest city in Massachusetts, holds a significant place in American history, tracing its origins back to a determined grou...