July 25, 2025

entertainment

Funds

Local station KCLU to fundraise for loss of federal funds

Senate passes bill to cut funding to public broadcasting The bill to cut more than $9 billion from public broadcasting, foreign aid and more will move on for a final House vote, then to the president. The rescission bill passed by Congress ends funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, including NPR and affiliates. KCLU

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‘Hamilton’ 10th anniversary show to fund immigrant support

The 10th anniversary Broadway performance of the cultural touchstone “Hamilton” will serve as a fundraiser for a coalition of nonprofit organizations that provide immigration services, creator Lin-Manuel Miranda said. Dubbed and hash-tagged “HamilTEN,” the performance on Aug. 6 at the Richard Rodgers Theatre is on track to raise about $3 million for the Immigrants: We Get

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Funds

Trump’s bid to claw back $9B in foreign aid and public broadcasting funds nears Senate vote – WHIO TV 7 and WHIO Radio

WASHINGTON — (AP) — President Donald Trump’s request to cancel about $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting spending is nearing passage in the Senate, an action that would have a tiny impact on the nation’s rising debt but could have major ramifications for future spending fights in Congress. Spending bills generally need bipartisan

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Investment

Citizenship by investment programs growing in Caribbean

From acorn-sized beginnings to its towering oak tree proportions today, the concept of Citizenship by Investment (CIP) in the Caribbean has developed into a dependable source of foreign capital for countries. Creating economic diversity for the region’s tourism-dependent nations, CIP initiatives have grown since St. Kitts and Nevis first adopted the income-producing practice in 1984. 

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Loans

Loans for Executive MBA vs. Full-Time MBA: Is There a Difference?

Others Specials Introduction Pursuing an MBA is a significant investment in your career, and for many students, securing an education loan is a necessary step. However, there’s a key difference when it comes to financing your education for an Executive MBA (EMBA) compared to a Full-Time MBA. While both programs offer valuable qualifications, they come

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Banking

People’s Bank marks 64 years in SL’s banking sector today – Business News

Chairman  Prof. Narada Fernando Chief Executive Officer  Clive Fonseka People’s Bank, one of Sri Lanka’s largest state-owned commercial banks, marks 64 years in operation today, affirming its role in expanding formal banking access and advancing financial inclusion.  Over the decades, the bank has adapted to the shifting market dynamics and policy priorities, with the recent

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Funds

Browns stadium will be funded by unclaimed funds after budget vote

Browns fans react to news of new stadium, move to Brook Park Fans gave their reactions after team owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam announced the Cleveland Browns are moving to Brook Park to build a new dome stadium. Northeast Ohioans could be days away from knowing whether the Cleveland Browns will move their home games

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Mortgage

2025 Rocket Mortgage Classic Start Time Thursday, Pairings & ESPN+ Live Streaming Coverage

Time Players 6:45 AM ET Alex Smalley, Alex Noren, Lanto Griffin 6:56 AM ET Carson Young, Thorbjørn Olesen, Will Gordon 7:07 AM ET Danny Walker, David Lipsky, Andrew Putnam 7:18 AM ET Min Woo Lee, Wyndham Clark, Cam Davis 7:29 AM ET Keegan Bradley, Collin Morikawa, Patrick Cantlay 7:40 AM ET Akshay Bhatia, Matt Fitzpatrick,

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Finance

Lawsuits battle for control of Jimmy Buffett’s $275 million estate

WATCH: Latitude Margaritaville Daytona Beach’s last new home The world’s first Jimmy Buffett-themed “55-and-older” active adult community recently sold its 3,73rd and final new home in Daytona Beach. “Margaritaville” icon Jimmy Buffett’s widow, Jane Buffett, is battling a co-trustee for control of the late singer’s estate. Jane Buffett said co-trustee Richard Mozenter has not acted

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Funds

EU will provide emergency funds to help keep Radio Free Europe afloat after US cuts

BRUSSELS — The European Union agreed Tuesday to provide emergency funds to help keep Radio Free Europe afloat after the Trump administration stopped grants to the pro-democracy media outlet, accusing it of promoting a news agenda with a liberal bias. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty started broadcasting during the Cold War. Its programs are aired in

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