Tag: music
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Media Monitor: NPR Reports on Cornell Lawsuit Fallout, Bend School Shooting and a Toddler Rave Tour
NPR reports on campus tensions at Cornell after a rape investigation lawsuit, a deadly school shooting in Bend, Oregon, a South Korean school's AI-era reading program and a toddler techno tour.
EducationLaw EnforcementScience & TechnologyHealthLegalSocial IssuesArtificial IntelligenceMusic Cornell UniversityTitle IXMichael KotlikoffBend school shootingSouth Korea educationCarlisle boarding schooltoddler technoNPR Editorial
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Media Monitor: NPR Music Marks Stones Throw Records' 30th Anniversary
NPR Music reports Stones Throw Records is celebrating 30 years with a festival in Highland Park, tracing the LA indie label's influence on hip-hop and beyond.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print Publishing Stones Throw RecordsNPR MusicPeanut Butter WolfJ DillaMF DOOMhip-hop
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Kronos Quartet Founder Credits Library of Congress Folklife Center as Creative Lifeline in Its 50th Year
Kronos Quartet's David Harrington praises the American Folklife Center's staff and archives, citing Gullah spirituals, Pete Seeger samples and an 1890 Passamaquoddy recording as key to his work.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues American Folklife CenterKronos QuartetDavid HarringtonLibrary of CongressGullah Geechee musicKumbayaNative American recordingsU.S. Library of Congress
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George Mason Receives $6 Million Pell Initiative Grant to Boost Support for Low-Income Students
George Mason University will receive $6 million from the Pell Initiative for Virginia to expand programs and services for Pell Grant students in fiscal year 2027, part of Virginia's Pathways to Opportunity plan.
EducationScience & TechnologyEntertainmentUSAEnvironmentMusicArtificial IntelligenceLegal George Mason UniversityPell Initiative for VirginiaPell GrantARTS by George!Mason KoreaSmithsonian-Mason School for Conservationstudent scholarshipsGeorge Mason University NewsFairfax CountyReston
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Poynter Reports Sharp Criticism of White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia's Debut Briefing
Zacharia called on only three reporters, all from conservative outlets, and questions have been raised about her claims to be a lawyer.
Politics and GovernmentMediaUSAWhite HouseFederal GovernmentMedia BiasLegalEntertainmentMusicGeneral PoliticsElectionDigital and Print PublishingMiddle East Katie ZachariaWhite House press secretaryDonald TrumpKimberly GuilfoyleCBS NewsBari WeissPoynterPoynter.orgMetallicaMaine Senate raceIranChinaNewsweek
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Media Monitor: WSJ Opinion Warns of California Wealth Tax, Iran Appeasement, and NATO Deterrence
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board warns that a California wealth tax would shape the 2028 Democratic campaign, faults Britain for appeasing Iran, and highlights a NATO general's message to Putin.
Politics and GovernmentMediaEntertainmentWorldEconomyElectionMilitaryLegalMusicFilm and TVMiddle EastEuropeAsia Wall Street JournalCalifornia wealth taxProposition 40IranNATOVladimir PutinDonald TrumpWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Media Monitor: TIME Health Reports on Bat Rabies Risks, Music as Pain Relief, and Infection-Linked Cancers
TIME Health advises readers on safely removing a bat and rabies exposure, cites a study on music easing pain, and reports WHO findings that 12% of new cancers in 2024 were linked to infections.
HealthScience & TechnologyMediaMedical ScienceMusicLaw EnforcementTransportationSocial Issues TIME Healthrabiesbatsmusic therapypain reliefEpstein-Barr viruscancer
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Library of Congress Magazine Marks 50 Years of the American Folklife Center
The September-October 2026 issue of the Library of Congress Magazine celebrates the American Folklife Center's 50th anniversary and features Amelia Earhart's voice and a signed banjo.
MediaEntertainmentScience & TechnologyUSADigital and Print PublishingMusicFilm and TVEducation Library of CongressAmerican Folklife CenterLibrary of Congress MagazineAmelia EarhartFarm Security AdministrationWoody Guthriefolk musicU.S. Library of Congress
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Gov. Reynolds Announces Free America's Harvest Festival at Iowa State Capitol
Iowa's admission-free America's Harvest Festival on October 24 will feature The Band Perry and LANCO, plus agricultural exhibits and more than 70 exhibitors at the State Capitol.
Politics and GovernmentEntertainmentMusicState GovernmentsAgricultureSocial Issues Kim ReynoldsAmerica's Harvest FestivalIowa State CapitolThe Band PerryLANCODes MoinesAmerica's 250th anniversaryIowa Governors Office
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Trump Defends Russian Diesel Deal as Omar Calls Home Search Political Intimidation
Federal agents searched Omar's Washington home under a court-approved warrant in an immigration fraud investigation she denies, while four Republican senators and three Democrats urged Congress to block Russian oil imports.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementBusinessEntertainmentUSAWhite HouseDemocratic PartyRepublican PartyCongressElectionEconomyAgricultureLegalSocial IssuesWorldIndiaIranRussiaChinaNorth KoreaGeneral PoliticsMilitaryEnergyAsiaMiddle EastMusicFilm and TV Donald TrumpIlhan OmarRussian diesel importsfederal investigation2026 midterm electionsrural votersEuropean Union sanctionsTIME magazineDepartment of Homeland SecurityRussia diesel dealHouthisIran warEl NiñoNewsweek
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Dartmouth's Magnuson Center Expands Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Under New Leadership
Dartmouth's Magnuson Center for Entrepreneurship enters a new phase with fresh leadership and broader support aimed at helping more Dartmouth entrepreneurs grow, alongside honors for Remitly's co-founder.
BusinessScience & TechnologyEntertainmentEducationArtificial IntelligenceMusicEconomy Dartmouth CollegeMagnuson Center for EntrepreneurshipMatt OppenheimerRemitlyEntrepreneurs Hall of FameJoe CatrinoKronos Quartet
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Media Monitor: NPR Reports Trump Urges Ukraine Elections, DOJ Antitrust Probe of Networks
NPR reports Trump is pressing Ukraine to hold wartime elections and replace Zelenskyy, while the Justice Department opens an antitrust investigation into five major U.S. television networks.
Politics and GovernmentWorldMediaHealthEntertainmentConflictLaw EnforcementGeneral PoliticsWhite HouseFederal GovernmentMiddle EastEuropeFilm and TVMusicLegalGeneral WeatherMedia BiasElection Donald TrumpVolodymyr ZelenskyyUkraineJustice DepartmentHurricane IsaiasHouthisPope Leo XIVNPR Breaking NewsNPR
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Media Monitor: NPR Music Highlights Phoebe Bridgers' Phone-Free 'Lost Tour' and Fan Creativity
NPR Music reports on Phoebe Bridgers' no-phone concert policy, the fan memes and sketches it inspired, and new music coverage including Troye Sivan and a Beatles box set.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print PublishingSocial IssuesUSA Phoebe BridgersNPR MusicLost Tourno phones tourTroye SivanThe BeatlesRubber Soul
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Media Monitor: TIME Unveils 2026 TIME100 Next List of Rising Stars
TIME is reporting the release of its annual TIME100 Next list, honoring 100 influential rising stars, with singer Raye, comedian Druski and actor Ashley Padilla as cover subjects.
EntertainmentMediaBusinessScience & TechnologyMusicFilm and TVArtificial IntelligenceDigital and Print Publishing TIME100 NextTIME magazineRayeDruskiAshley PadillaSaturday Night LiveTIME100 Most Influential Companies
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Media Monitor: Cornell students push for change on sexual assault handling; Trump polls signal midterm pressure
USA TODAY reports Cornell students are pressing administrators over sexual assault cases while questioning the movement's staying power, and says Trump's approval remains near second-term lows ahead of midterms.
HealthLaw EnforcementPolitics and GovernmentMediaEducationSocial IssuesLegalMilitaryElectionMusic Cornell Universitysexual assaultDonald Trumpmidterm electionsNidal Malik Hasandaylight saving timeDolly PartonUSA TODAY Daily Briefing
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Hurricane Isaias Strengthens to Category 2 as Gulf Coast Braces for Landfall
NPR reports the storm could hit the northern Gulf Coast as early as tonight with winds over 100 mph and storm surges of five to seven feet, while USA TODAY says landfall is expected between the Mississippi coast and the…
Politics and GovernmentWorldWeatherScience & TechnologyEntertainmentConflictLaw EnforcementElectionWhite HouseMilitaryAstronomy and SpaceMusicSocial IssuesGeneral WeatherUSADisasters Hurricane IsaiasGulf CoastOperation VivaldiUkraineDonald TrumpIranNobel Peace PrizeNPR Breaking NewsNPRICEAgitator LogprotestersUSS Abraham LincolnUSA TODAY Daily Briefing
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Yale-Led Study Offers Clues on How AI Chatbots 'Reason' Like Humans
Yale linguist Tom McCoy says advanced large language models grasp symbolic structure from vast datasets much like a pointillist painting reveals patterns only when viewed from a distance.
Science & TechnologyHealthEntertainmentUSAArtificial IntelligenceMedical ScienceComputers and InternetMusicEducation Yale UniversityTom McCoylarge language modelsKondo effectamyloid cardiomyopathyRohan KheraUniversity
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Media Monitor: WSJ Opinion Roundup Covers Oct. 7 Anniversary, Anduril Submarine Investment and Massachusetts Energy Shift
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board and columnists address the Oct. 7 anniversary, a $3.7 billion submarine investment, Massachusetts natural gas demands and other topics in its latest opinion roundup.
Politics and GovernmentMediaBusinessScience & TechnologyEntertainmentWorldConflictGeneral PoliticsWhite HouseRepublican PartyDemocratic PartyEconomyEnergyEnvironmentArtificial IntelligenceMilitaryElectionMiddle EastAsiaEuropeFilm and TVMusicDigital and Print PublishingLegalEducation Wall Street JournalOct. 7 anniversaryZohran MamdaniAnduril IndustriessubmarinesMaura Healeynatural gasWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Penn Astronomers Use Webb and Hubble to Map Icy Relics at the Solar System's Edge
Astronomer Gary Bernstein and colleagues used the James Webb and Hubble space telescopes to find some of the smallest, faintest icy bodies beyond Neptune and inventory how that material is divided.
Science & TechnologyHealthPolitics and GovernmentEntertainmentUSAAstronomy and SpaceMedical ScienceElectionEducationMusic University of PennsylvaniaGary BernsteinJames Webb Space TelescopeHubble Space Telescopesolar systemplanet formationastronomy
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Gov. Beshear Provides Team Kentucky Update
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear covers economic development, Head Start, voter ID, maternal healthcare, Eastern Kentucky funding, a drug policy leadership change and the new Office of Music.
Politics and GovernmentHealthBusinessLaw EnforcementState GovernmentsEconomyEmployment and LaborEducationElectionMusic Andy BeshearTeam Kentucky UpdateHead StartMedicaidAppalachian Regional CommissionOffice of Drug Control PolicyGovernor's Office of MusicKentucky Governor's Office
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Columbia Neighbors Guide: What You Need to Know About the November 3 New York General Election
Columbia Neighbors publishes a voting resource guide ahead of New York's Nov. 3 general election, covering early voting from Oct. 24 to Nov. 1, polling locations and races on the ballot.
Politics and GovernmentEducationHealthEntertainmentElectionState GovernmentsSocial IssuesMusic New York general electionColumbia Neighborsearly votingGeorge Van Amson FellowshipLamont-Doherty Earth ObservatoryHarlemBronx Museum of the Arts
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Yale Study Suggests Animal Life Began 200 Million Years Earlier Than Thought
A research group including Yale paleontologist Derek Briggs suggests animals may have appeared on Earth as early as 800 million years ago, a finding with implications for evolution.
Science & TechnologyHealthEducationSportEntertainmentMedical ScienceEnvironmentMusicComputers and Internet Yale UniversityDerek Briggsanimal life evolutionpaleontologyYasuko IwakiriGustavo DudamelYale athleticsUniversity
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Media Monitor: NPR Music Celebrates Stevie Wonder's 'Songs in the Key of Life' EP, Profiles Miranda Lambert
NPR Music reports Stevie Wonder released four fully finished songs from his 1976 'Songs in the Key of Life' sessions, and profiles Miranda Lambert's latest career chapter.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print PublishingPolitics and GovernmentCongress Stevie WonderSongs in the Key of LifeNPR MusicMiranda LambertAnn PowersImmanuel Wilkins
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Library of Congress Accepts Welsh Gift of Transatlantic Symphony for America's 250th
Welsh government gifts Katie Jenkins's "Symffoni'r Môr Mawr" to the Library of Congress for America 250, with scores now available online and a signed full score in the Performing Arts Reading Room.
EntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentMediaMusicDigital and Print PublishingEuropeUSA Library of CongressKatie JenkinsSymffoni'r Môr MawrWelsh governmentAmerica 250Music DivisionHanan IssaU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: NPR Reports on Cornell Assault Review, Tennessee Execution Pause and Jobs Data
NPR reports New York's governor named a special prosecutor in a Cornell sexual assault case, Tennessee paused executions after a failed lethal injection, and a key jobs report is due.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementBusinessScience & TechnologyEntertainmentUSAGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsEconomyEmployment and LaborAstronomy and SpaceArtificial IntelligenceLegalFilm and TVMusicMiddle East Cornell UniversityKathy HochulLetitia JamesChrista PikeBill LeeRenee Goodjobs reportNPR Breaking NewsNPR
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George Mason Men's Basketball Sets Record National TV Slate as Campus Marks Nanotechnology Day, Gowns for Grads
George Mason men's basketball will play a record number of Atlantic 10 games on national television, while campus events include Nanotechnology Day, Gowns for Grads and an Embassies and Entrepreneurs showcase.
Science & TechnologyEducationSportEntertainmentUSANanotechnologyMusicComputers and Internet George Mason UniversityAtlantic 10Nanotechnology DayGowns for GradsStudent Support and Advocacy CenterMountain StageCollege basketballGeorge Mason University NewsFairfax CountyReston
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Media Monitor: WSJ Opinion Weighs In on Trump's AI Approach, Hormuz, Hegseth and Britain's Economy
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board backs President Trump's instincts on artificial intelligence and says the U.S. Navy is opening the Strait of Hormuz to all but Iran's oil exports.
Politics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyBusinessMediaEntertainmentWhite HouseRepublican PartyDemocratic PartyArtificial IntelligenceEconomyLegalFilm and TVMusicClimate ChangeEnergyMiddle EastEurope Wall Street JournalDonald TrumpStrait of HormuzPete HegsethSamuel AlitoSuncor v. Boulder CountyWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Ohio's Dolly Parton Imagination Library License Plate Sales More Than Double After Her Death
Ohio's Dolly Parton Imagination Library specialty plate sales jumped from 533 to 1,113 after the singer's August 25 death, raising over $80,000 for early literacy programs statewide.
Politics and GovernmentUSAState GovernmentsEducationSocial IssuesMusic Dolly PartonImagination LibraryOhioMike DeWineFran DeWinelicense plateearly childhood literacyOhio Governors Office
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Festival LatinoAmericano Returns to Arlington Mill Community Center This Saturday
Arlington's Festival LatinoAmericano takes over Arlington Mill Community Center on Saturday, October 3, with free indoor and outdoor music, food, dance and cultural programming from 5 p.m.
EntertainmentMediaSocial IssuesTransportationGeneral WeatherMusic Festival LatinoAmericanoArlington Mill Community CenterArlington County Parks & RecreationArlington, VirginiaCultural Fashion ShowFlag CelebrationColumbia Pike Plaza
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Media Monitor: WSJ Opinion Roundup: Alito Recusal, Ukraine F-16s, Democratic 'Affordability'
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board weighs in on Justice Alito's recusal in a climate case, Ukraine's F-16 maintenance problems and Democratic affordability claims.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementMediaEntertainmentWorldLegalElectionMilitaryFilm and TVMusicMiddle EastEurope Wall Street JournalSamuel AlitoSuncor v. Boulder CountyUkraineF-16Democratic PartyClarence ThomasWall Street Journal Editorial Board