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Alvin Ailey Opens New Season With Star-Studded Gala

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(AURN) – According to PEOPLE.com, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater opened its 2025–26 season on Dec. 3 with a star-studded gala led by Honorary...

On This Day: Big Mama Thornton Born in 1926

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On this day in Black history, Dec. 11, 1926, blues legend Willie Mae “Big Mama” Thornton was born—one of the most electrifying voices to...

Rod Paige, First Black Education Secretary, Dies at 92

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Rod Paige, the first Black U.S. secretary of education and the architect behind No Child Left Behind, has died at 92. Appointed by President...

On This Day: Sammy Davis Jr., Icon of Stage and Screen, Is Born

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(AURN News) — On this day in 1925, Sammy Davis Jr. was born — a multitalented entertainer who became one of the most influential...

Big Sean and Usher Invest $1 Million in New Detroit Youth Production Facility

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(AURN News) — Rapper Big Sean and music icon Usher are teaming up to invest $1 million in a new entertainment production facility for...
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Seattle’s public-private partnership ‘AI House’ grows to 21 startups in first year

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Eight killed in U.S. military counter-narcotics strikes

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The U.S. military conducted five more strikes on drug...

Tax relief push: WA legislator moves to undo some B&O and sales tax increases

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(The Center Square) – State Rep. Jeremie Dufault, R-Selah,...

Measles cases continue to rise in Arizona, Utah

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(The Center Square) – Arizona and Utah continue to...
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Seattle’s public-private partnership ‘AI House’ grows to 21 startups in first year

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(The Center Square) – Seattle’s Office of Economic Development...

Eight killed in U.S. military counter-narcotics strikes

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