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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announces shutdown following funding loss

56% Center coverage: 229 sources

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will shut down its operations after the loss of federal funding, the nonprofit said on Friday, in a blow to local TV and radio stations that have relied on its grants for nearly six decades.See the Story

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DeSantis orders flags at half-staff in honor of ‘true Floridian’ Hulk Hogan

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DeSantis orders flags at half-staff in honor of ‘true Floridian’ Hulk Hogan

Senate Panel Rejects Trump Cuts to NIH, Other Health Agencies

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Senate Panel Rejects Trump Cuts to NIH, Other Health Agencies

U.S. added just 73,000 jobs in July and numbers for prior months were revised much lower

44% Center coverage: 140 sources

US Economy · United States See the Story

Jury orders Tesla to pay more than $240 million in Autopilot crash case

61% Center coverage: 129 sources

A Miami jury decided that Elon Musk’s car company Tesla was partly responsible for a deadly crash in Florida involving its Autopilot driver assist technology and must pay the victims more than $200 million in damages.Tesla · United States See the Story

Vance hits critics of Sydney Sweeney ad campaign

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

Vice President Vance mocked critics of an American Eagle jeans ad featuring Sydney Sweeney in an interview published Friday, blaming Democrats for public discourse arguing the commercial endorses eugenics. JD Vance · United States See the Story

Comer Says Ghislaine Maxwell Can Testify After Supreme Court Appeal

50% Right coverage: 14 sources

House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) agreed Friday to a request from Ghislaine Maxwell to delay deposing her until after the Supreme Court considers her petition to overturn her conviction for sex trafficking. James Comer · United States See the Story

Senate approves more than $180 billion in 2026 funding before August recess

53% Center coverage: 13 sources

The Senate on Friday passed its first tranche of government funding bills for fiscal year 2026 ahead of its upcoming August recess, but Congress is bracing for a potentially messy fight to prevent a shutdown when they return in September. US Politics · United States See the Story

85 percent of parents worry about tariffs affecting back-to-school cost: Survey

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Tariff concerns are affecting parents as they begin back-to-school shopping early to avoid the higher costs they believe are coming for school supplies, according to a Wednesday survey from U.S. News. Tariffs · United States See the Story

Most adults do not plan on getting COVID-19 shot amid vaccine policy changes

87% Center coverage: 8 sources

More than half of American adults — 59 percent — say they do not expect to get the COVID-19 booster shot this autumn, according to new poll findings from health care policy group KFF. Coronavirus · United States See the Story

Putin warns against 'excessive expectations' from talks with Ukraine

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that peace talks with Ukraine have been stalled due to “inflated expectations” as leaders continue to urge the Kremlin to shift course. Vladimir Putin · Russia See the Story

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