Classical music is truly a universal language, capable of encompassing the depth, breadth, and color of any culture within its forms. Composer Susan Liu sits down to discuss two of her works and how she blends traditional Chinese music with the language of the classical piano. Repertoires: Glorious Realm Triumph of Goodness Watch Full Program: […]
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Several Democratic lawmakers have expressed alarm at House Democrats’ bid to overturn the results of the Iowa Second Congressional District election in favor of Democrat Rita Hart. “I’m sorry, I cannot support overturning an election, especially given everything that’s gone on,” Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), a swing district Democrat, told the “Skullduggery” podcast. “I can’t turn
OTTAWA—The Supreme Court of Canada says the federal carbon price is entirely constitutional. The split decision upholds a pivotal part of the Liberal climate-change plan that accounts for at least one-third of the emissions Canada aims to cut over the next decade. Chief Justice Richard Wagner says in the written ruling that climate change is
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Last year, an Italian nun caused quite a stir at Sotheby’s, London, when her painting titled “Still Life of Birds, Including a Marsh Tit, Chiffchaff, Chaffinch, Blue Tits, Goldrest, Lapwing and a Great Tit” fetched far more than estimated. The Renaissance painting by mannerist painter Orsola Maddalena Caccia sold for 212,500 pounds ($264,350), 14 times
A private member’s bill introduced in the Senate that seeks to decriminalize hard drugs on the grounds that substance use disorder is a public health issue rather than a criminal justice issue is taking the wrong approach, says a retired physician with extensive experience treating drug users. “Taking drugs is not fundamentally a medical problem.
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As cancel culture rises in California and across the nation, employees and students are facing backlash for their personal beliefs. My guest is Melissa Melendez. She is a state senator representing California’s 28th District. She discusses the need to protect individuals from social and professional discrimination and how cancel culture is permeating into the legislative
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In yet another rebuke of what he called “woke supremacy,” Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) denounced “the ‘tolerant’ left’s intolerance of dissent” by highlighting an example of a Democrat senator who voted against a federal minimum wake hike and, allegedly, subsequently received death threats. “That is woke supremacy. It is the ‘tolerant’ left’s intolerance for dissent.
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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) told a reporter this week that he is concerned about UFOs, or unidentified flying objects, flying over U.S. military bases. When asked about UFOs at the Reagan National Airport near Washington, Rubio stated: “There’s stuff flying over military installations, and nobody knows what it is and it isn’t ours.” Rubio is a
Reparations are the extraction of money from people who were never slave owners to be given to people who were never slaves. Some people argue, well, what about Jim Crow? What about discrimination? All a state can be is just in its own time. In this episode, Larry discusses current taxpayers should not be responsible
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