Controversy

A night in music brimming with shocking upsets, historic wins, tributes for artists like the late rapper Takeoff and hip-hop's 50th anniversary, the 65th ...

Former NFL player Jim Bob Morris is heading to the Super Bowl in Phoenix from Bloomington, Illinois, in a newly refurbished set of wheels. A new poll finds one-third of Canadian households say their financial situation has worsened over the last year. The number of insolvencies filed by Canadian businesses in 2022 was up 37.2 per cent compared with 2021. Toronto native Samantha Bee is returning home to host the 2023 Canadian Screen Awards. [Health](https://www.ctvnews.ca/health) [Vaccine uptake higher among people who knew someone who died of COVID-19: U.S. CEO Eric Yuan said in a blog post Tuesday that the company ramped up staffing during the COVID-19 pandemic, when businesses became increasingly reliant on its service as people worked from home. Crowds gathered at wreckage sites throughout Turkiye, vapor showing the cold air as people breathed in and out in anticipation of reaching more survivors. fighter jet shot down off the coast of South Carolina on Saturday. The last Black person to win the award was Jon Batiste, last year for his album "We Are." Most significantly, Beyonce has lost album of the year four times to Taylor Swift, Beck, Adele and now Styles. Washington Post pop music critic Chris Richards, in a story headlined "Beyonce just made Grammy history. A night in music brimming with shocking upsets, historic wins, tributes for artists like the late rapper Takeoff and hip-hop's 50th anniversary, the 65th Grammys were back in full swing Sunday.

News News: Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission has courted controversy by implementing a new two list (87-13/13 percent) formula at the mains stage of ...

In the provisional list, candidates from Unreserved category and Other backward category feature against 13% posts. The commission now followed another two-list formula in mains results. In prelims, the commission declared 7300 qualified for 260 advertised considering 13% imaginary posts under a 113% formula.

The 65th edition of the Grammys came back in full swing on Sunday as it was a night that brimmed with shocking upsets, historic wins, tributes for artists ...

The last Black person to win the award was Jon Batiste, last year for his album “We Are.” Most significantly, Beyoncé has lost album of the year four times to Taylor Swift, Beck, Adele and now Styles. According to Billboard, the Recording Academy boasts more than 12,000 voting members. Others, however, see the remark as an example of white privilege. His solo career has earned him several Grammys and Billboard-charting albums and singles. And this is so, so nice.

The claim had “no scientific basis” because no underwater exploration was done, archaeologists said. No archaeologist was involved in the exercise. It relied ...

The port was situated near the mouth of the Cauvery. In the 1991 underwater exploration done by divers and in which a side-scan sonar and an echo-sounder were used aboard a vessel, three man-made structures were found. It was “inferred” that the harbour was 11 km long in the north-south direction and was 2.5 km broad. The survey was done for about 30 km to 40 km from the shore at a depth of 50 metres to 100 metres in the sea. To go back to the history of Poompuhar, it was a busy port of Sangam age Chola kings. But in another settlement, found 10 km south-east of the harbour, the compound walls were intact but the houses inside “were totally buried under the sand”, the statement said. The former was for the movement of big vessels and the latter for turning them. The settlements within the compound walls were intact because of the protection offered by the walls. This came to light when the study to “digitally reconstruct the comprehensive life-history of Poompuhar” was undertaken over an area of about 1,000 square kilometres in the offshore area of the Bay of Bengal, off Kaveripoompattinam, Dr. It thus appears to be one of the oldest port cities in the world.” He said one of the major findings of a research study, headed by him, was that the port city of Poompuhar was not 2,500 years old as it is widely believed, but “appears to be more than 15,000 years old. Archaeologists across the spectrum lost no time in knocking the bottom out of this claim on the grounds that it was illogical.

Harry Styles earned the top honor of the night at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards, beating out Adele, Beyonce, and Lizzo. The As It Was singer's major win ...

Another added, "Harry styles being buddies with ben winston who runs the grammys and irving azoff who runs ticketmasters/livenation and more shows why he won." Winston had also been the producer of The Kardashians for Hulu, and Carpool Karaoke for Apple TV. He was the executive producer and director of the recent Friends: The Reunion special.

Niall Horan has revealed the “proud” moment he learned that his former One Direction bandmate Harry Styles won a Grammy.

"I feel like when you look, when I look at this category, it’s all people who have inspired me at different times. He wrote on Instagram: "Wow… Some fans heckled the star as he collected his award, shouting “Beyoncé should’ve won.”

The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod (LCMS) has resumed distributing its new annotated edition of Luther's Large Catechism over the objections of some of the ...

In the denomination of nearly two million members, some moderates were frustrated that Harrison paused distribution in the first place, appearing to question the LCMS doctrinal review process. Paul Lutheran Church in Union Grove, Wisconsin, agreed and [called out](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbEcRFPmatM) “pretty clear terminology and red flags.” Harrison is up for reelection to a fifth term at the triennial LCMS National Convention in St. Presidential nominations are due at the end of February. Many churches sought ways to promote racial justice and healing.” certainly does not provide a scriptural foundation for a right to bear arms,” Biermann wrote.

Once again, the show ended with someone else winning album of the year. This year was widely seen as a chance for the Grammys to honor the superstar with a ...

The last Black person to win the award was Jon Batiste, last year for his album “We Are.” The entire membership is allowed to vote in the big four categories - best new artist, record, song and album of the year. Both are hitting the road for international tours. Most significantly, Beyoncé has lost album of the year four times to Taylor Swift, Beck, Adele and now Styles. Once again, Beyoncé was in the running for the top honor. [music](/index/music) brimming with shocking upsets, historic wins, tributes for artists like the late rapper Takeoff and hip-hop’s 50th anniversary, the 65th [Grammys](/index/grammys) were back in full swing on Feb.

A night in music brimming with shocking upsets, historic wins, tributes for artists like the late rapper Takeoff and hip-hop's 50th anniversary, the 65th ...

The last Black person to win the award was Jon Batiste, last year for his album "We Are." The entire membership is allowed to vote in the big four categories -- best new artist, record, song and album of the year. Most significantly, Beyonce has lost album of the year four times to Taylor Swift, Beck, Adele and now Styles. According to Billboard, the Recording Academy boasts more than 12,000 voting members. A night in music brimming with shocking upsets, historic wins, tributes for artists like the late rapper Takeoff and hip-hop's 50th anniversary, the 65th Grammys were back in full swing Sunday. Others, however, see the remark as an example of white privilege.

Missed cues grow Native distrust around a New Mexico research project on oil well wastewater.

[data](https://nmpwrc.nmsu.edu/resources/presentations1/presentation-files/NMPWRC_Himali1.pdf) showing that the treated water from HPOC’s well was exceptionally clean — but that further rounds of testing would be needed before the process could be submitted to NMED for a permit to use the water outside oil and gas production. And the promise of a new water source in a dry land doesn’t sway them. In 2021, according to both Hightower and Khan at HPOC, Kanalis began the process of treating and testing produced water from Eagle Springs 8, sharing results with and following the protocols of the PWRC: filtering the water at a facility in Alamogordo; testing it at a lab in Albuquerque; watering grasses at a New Mexico State University agricultural test plot in Los Lunas; and discarding whatever remained in a licensed disposal well in the Permian Basin. Mueller was referring to the first set of tests that Kanalis did in 2021. They show state agencies surprised by Tso’s allegation and rushing to figure out their responsibilities in what appeared to be the first instance of treated produced water being used outside a laboratory setting. [reports](https://www.ehn.org/fracking-pennsylvania-pfas-2658837888.html) show that among other chemicals, they can contain PFAS “forever chemicals” that contribute to a slew of health problems and are extremely [difficult](https://www.hdrinc.com/insights/challenge-pfas-drinking-water-supplies#:~:text=Presence%20of%20PFAS%20in%20Drinking,photolysis%20and%20hydrolysis%20more%20challenging.) to remove from water. Oil and gas producers pulled up and reinjected more than 75 billion gallons of produced water in the first 11 months of 2022. The New Mexico Produced Water Act of 2019 tightly circumscribed what can be done with produced water, and it also begat the PWRC. And if the company thinks its water is safe, he says, “They should drink it.” To understand how a misunderstanding could grow into a statewide controversy, first it’s important to know that the term “oil well” is itself an aspirational label and a kind of misunderstanding. A second well on the site pulled 115 barrels of produced water for every one of oil. New Mexico state law offers oil and gas producers just three possibilities: It can be reused in drilling operations, it can be injected back underground (which can trigger [earthquakes](https://capitalandmain.com/rise-in-new-mexico-earthquakes-likely-triggered-by-oil-industry)), or it can be used to test new desalination processes through the state’s highly regulated [Produced Water Research Consortium](https://nmpwrc.nmsu.edu/index.html) (PWRC).

Donations are pouring in to the Arts Center in Orange County after news coverage of a controversy between the Orange County Board of Supervisors and the ...

The Build a Babe workshop was set to take place Feb. "We are here to increase the quality of life in our community, as we have done for 25 years. As of Monday morning, the Arts Center has received a little more than $1,000 and is still getting more.

In Florida, teachers can face prison time and a hefty fine for having books deemed “harmful materials” in their classrooms. Teachers in Missouri can ...

Some teachers said restrictions in neighboring states increased their desire to include diverse materials in their instruction. Roughly one in 10 teachers expressed concern that running afoul of the restrictions could cost them their job or teaching license. Lawmakers in many states have tried to limit lessons that they say draw on the concept, arguing that it encourages classroom discussions of race that “Thirty percent did not know, and 37 percent reported that their state or district had not put in place any such limitations.” “And my scores have reflected this.” Twenty-five percent of teachers said they were unsure whether their state or district had restrictions. Another group of teachers—about 70 of those who said they are still addressing race- or gender-related topics in class—responded that they have no plans to change the way they teach despite the limiting policies. Oklahoma’s top education official personally called for a teacher’s professional license to be revoked after she [shared a link to banned books with her students](https://www.npr.org/2022/09/01/1120576731/an-oklahoma-teacher-gave-her-students-access-to-banned-books-now-shes-under-scru). About one-third of teachers said the limitations influenced their choice of textbooks and other written materials, videos and — in the case of a few math and science teachers — datasets they selected for their classes. Teachers who were aware of restrictions on teaching CRT said while they don’t teach the concept, they were “worried that they might be falsely accused of teaching CRT when talking about issues related to race, figures who are people of color, or history.” “Within the 17 states that had enacted restrictions, only 30 percent of teachers reported that their state had placed limitations on how teachers can address topics related to race or gender,” researchers found. [prison time and a hefty fine](https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2023/01/31/florida-hide-books-stop-woke-manatee-county-duval-county-desantis/) for having books deemed “harmful materials” in their classrooms.