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If the rescission bill passes, $1.1 billion of funding will be cut from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, limiting public radio’s ability to license music.

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Between station takeovers, in-studio interviews and regular music programming, the satellite radio company shows no signs of slowing down when it comes to K-Pop.

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Sen. Chuck Grassley says the Public Safety Officers’ Benefits program is failing the families of deceased and disabled first responders and needs new leadership.

Alexis Cassidy, who is the lead music teacher, said the teachers will also be reassigned, creating unnecessary disruption and strain among students and staff.