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  • White House Associate Producer, CBS News
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Kennedy Center to establish new endowment in Trump's name after court forces name change Original

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By Emma Nicholson
| CBS News Verified
The Kennedy Center is establishing a new endowment in President Trump's name to support previously existing private endowments and its $257 million in federal funding. The fund was created at a Thursday meeting of the performing arts center's board of trustees, with the members voting unanimously to acknowledge the president's contributions to the center by all legal means. The Kennedy Center's board is chaired by Mr. Trump and largely made up of his allies.
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Hamilton Public Lecture by Professor Emma Nicholson

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By Emma Nicholson
| waikato.ac.nz
'The sky's the limit for volcanology' by Professor Emma Nicholson. Volcanoes release vast quantities of magmatic gases such as carbon and sulfur into the atmosphere, where they can influence climate and affect air and water quality in our terrestrial environment. These gases are also important geochemical messengers that signal how magma is moving beneath the Earth’s surface, how effectively pressure is being released, and ultimately the potential for future eruptions.
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2 wounded, including possible suspect, after shots fired near White House, sources say

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By Faris Tanyos, Emma Nicholson, Aaron Navarro Verified
| WINK-TV (Fort Myers, FL) Verified
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WINK) — Two people were wounded in a shooting near the White House, law enforcement sources told CBS News. The two people, a suspect and a possible bystander, were taken to an area hospital, the sources said. The suspect was in critical condition, and the second person was in serious condition, the sources said. Approximately 20 shots were heard just after 6 p.m. Eastern Time.
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