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Even Americans want more diversity on TV. For years, both policy makers and industry leaders have talked about the need for more diversity and inclusiveness in a series of diversity initiatives and initiatives. So…
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Written by Emily Elizabeth White, Special to CNN Is Manhattan supposed to be frantic? In the magical story of the Roman philosopher Blaise Pascal, it is precisely because of our frantic attitudes toward time…
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Across the English-speaking world, we have seen the front-line battle for the public’s newsroom space being fought regularly. We’ve watched and cheered as newspapers, television stations and websites have fallen victim to harassment and…
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Randi Page is a DJ/video editor/producer who lives and works in Whittier, CA. When she noticed this infamous traffic signal for people on foot, she had a question: Why does this traffic signal for…
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Police spokesman says three people were shot, including the woman who died, as the victim was being moved from a house party to another Police have identified the woman who was shot dead while…
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Image copyright Rex Images Image caption This rescue work helped to stop food poisoning in Stoke-on-Trent It’s easy to see why people call it the city that laughs in the face of taste, courtesy…
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Written by Staff Writer at CNN, Ina Kiri, originally published September 25, 2018 Anyone who has seen the Vietnam War-era artworks of Su Sunghyo will instantly associate the country’s highest-ranking official and household name…
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Louisiana’s governor has signed an executive order removing a requirement for people to wear mask as they enter buildings after the state’s health department found problems with the law. Bill Clinton to Louisiana: remove…
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The FDA has recommended a follow-up analysis, but has granted conditional approval. More than two years after the launch of a program that aims to help patients fight life-threatening diseases, the FDA has approved…
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A doctor, a nurse, an architect, a teacher, and an aeronautical engineer are all joining Ireland’s first-ever all-female Space Astronomy event, to be held in Dublin on Friday, July 6. The event, called She…
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