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The Family Business

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On April 10, 2025, a private, still-mysterious meeting took place in Paris between one of the Trump administration’s top diplomats and the leader of the most populous country in Africa. Bola Tinubu, the president of Nigeria, was in the French capital on a secretive 19-day work retreat in which he did not appear to participate in any official public events or meet with any leading French officials.
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Country Music Hall of Fame

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NASHVILLE— On a visit to a prison outside of Houston, the reform-minded Pat Morris Neff, Texas governor from 1921 to 1925, heard a short performance from Huddie William Ledbetter, a musician in the early years of a three-decade sentence for murder. If anyone still thinks about Neff in our present day, it’s because of a song that Ledbetter, the country blues titan better known as Lead Belly, wrote about the governor in a longshot bid to free himself.
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Jade Divers of Big Sur | Valen Lambert

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By Valen Lambert, Noah Rawlings, Armin Rosen Verified
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Dispatch Smelly beats, hippies, artists, and bums are drawn to the sacred energy of California’s most coveted coastal region There, they discovered a magical stone You want to see what the jade says Valen Lambert Big Sur inspires reverence.
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