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The life and legacy of Chief Seattle. It is said that Chief Seattle was born on Blake Island, located in the heart of the Salish Sea. Over the span of his life, Chief Seattle experienced rapid change, ...

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The newly announced Super Bowl halftime performer is set to return to the late night sketch comedy show after appearing in the show’s season 50 finale. By Nicole Fell Assistant Editor Bad Bunny ...

A promotional video for the Motorola Edge 70 (X70 Air) has leaked. The video reveals that the phone will be available in three colors. The leak mentions that the device has a thickness of less than ...

Bad Bunny is making himself at home in his new “Saturday Night Live” promo. The superstar will be hosting the Season 51 “SNL” premiere on Oct. 4, and he’s feeling a bit too comfortable, as seen in the ...

National Public Radio is ramping up its fundraising efforts during its first day without federal funding and an uncertain future ahead with a GOP-controlled Congress. “Today marks the first day in ...

30 Rock isn’t Bad Bunny‘s house, but he knows his way around. In the latest trailer for Saturday Night Live‘s Season 51 premiere, the returning host gets a little too comfortable with the cast he ...

Republican lawmakers would get a larger share of blame for a government shutdown than their Democratic counterparts if lawmakers don’t come to an agreement, a poll released Tuesday found. The NPR/PBS ...

CHARLOTTE — PBS North Carolina has laid off 32 employees due to a $4.8 million budget shortfall caused by federal funding cuts, the Charlotte Business Journal reported. CBJ says the layoffs affect ...

If the federal government were to shut down, Republicans would get more of the blame than Democrats, according to a new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll, but a significant percentage would blame both parties ...