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Ananda Lewis, former MTV VJ who shared breast cancer journey, has died at 52

Celebrity · United States

Ananda Lewis, former MTV VJ who shared breast cancer journey, has died at 52

57% Center coverage: 176 sources

Ananda Lewis, a former MTV VJ who connected a generation of music fans to their favorite celebrities in the network’s heyday, has died. She was reportedly 52. See the Story

NIH scientists publish declaration criticizing Trump’s deep cuts in public health research

National Institutes of Health · United States

NIH scientists publish declaration criticizing Trump’s deep cuts in public health research

65% Center coverage: 162 sources

In his confirmation hearings to lead the National Institutes of Health, Jay Bhattacharya pledged his openness to views that might conflict with his own. “Dissent,” he said, ”is the very essence of science.”See the Story

A Parade of Power: Protests Loom Over Trump's Military Celebration

Donald Trump · United States

A Parade of Power: Protests Loom Over Trump's Military Celebration

58% Center coverage: 112 sources

President Trump warns against protests at a military parade marking the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary in Washington. Law enforcement prepares for large attendance, with permits issued for protests despite no credible threats. Nationwide protests, organized by No Kings, highlight grievances against Trump's policies.See the Story

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Cardi B Blasts Donald Trump’s ‘Dictatorship Vibe’ Over ICE Raids & National Guard Deployment

0 of 12 Sources Lean Right

No coverage from Right Sources

Cardi B Blasts Donald Trump’s ‘Dictatorship Vibe’ Over ICE Raids & National Guard Deployment

Wisconsin lawsuit seeks to ban Elon Musk from offering $1 million checks to voters

49% Center coverage: 61 sources

Wisconsin Politics · Wisconsin See the Story

How a Massachusetts town became a flashpoint for Trump's immigration crackdown

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Students walk out of school to rally for classmate detained by ICE Students at a high school in Milford, Massachusetts, walked out of class en masse on Monday to support their classmate Marcelo Gomes da Silva. Gomes Da Silva, 18, was arrested by ICE agents on May 31 when he was stopped on his way to volleyball practice with friends in his hometown of Milford. MILFORD, MASSACHUSETTS − Immigrants in this blue-collar town say they are living in con…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Gospel Singer CeCe Winans Takes a Seat at the Tiny Desk

Coverage: 2 sources

Cece Winans recorded a "Tiny Desk" concert at NPR's Washington, D.C., offices, premiering on June 13, in which she performed award-winning gospel hits and spread affirming messages to the standing-only audience. The post Gospel Singer CeCe Winans Takes a Seat at the Tiny Desk appeared first on The Washington Informer.Washington DC · Washington See the Story

Drumbeats and Unspoken Words: A Father's Legacy in His Final Days

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Charles Ray Barnes Sr. used music to connect with his children despite his struggles with alcoholism and mental health, leaving a legacy of love and acceptance that has impacted countless young men in the community. The post Drumbeats and Unspoken Words: A Father’s Legacy in His Final Days appeared first on The Washington Informer.Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Ward 8 Special Election Profile: Salim Adofo

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Salim Adofo is running in the special election for the Ward 8 D.C. Council seat, promising to address intra-community violence, environmental issues, and economic development, while also advocating for collaboration and resources to help residents take responsibility for their own lives. The post Ward 8 Special Election Profile: Salim Adofo appeared first on The Washington Informer.Washington DC · Washington Read Article

This N.J. Woman Wants to Change How You Think About Black Fathers | Calavia-Robertson

Coverage: 2 sources

When I met her last week at a local café, Dola, a multidisciplinary artist who lives in Newark, candidly told me that the inspiration for the “Dear Dad” event she’s hosting to honor fathers of color didn’t stem from having a perfect relationship with her own Black dad.Washington DC · Washington See the Story

Thriving In Black Homeownership Takes Collective Works

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Washington Informer held a listening session to discuss the challenges of homeownership in the DMV, including gentrification, the impact of online booking companies on the rental market, and the loss of generational wealth due to quick sells to real estate flippers. The post Thriving In Black Homeownership Takes Collective Works appeared first on The Washington Informer.Gentrification · Washington Read Article

The Veritas Schools: A Revolutionary Approach to Education Arrives in Washington

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Veritas Schools, a nationally acclaimed debate school, is expanding to Washington, D.C. in the 2026-2027 academic year, offering a holistic education that combines scholarship, cultural competence, and leadership development for underserved youth. The post The Veritas Schools: A Revolutionary Approach to Education Arrives in Washington appeared first on The Washington Informer.Washington DC · Washington Read Article

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