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Mr. Luers doubled the museum’s endowment, modernized its financial systems, enlarged its staff to 1,800 full-time employees, secured the $1 billion Walter Annenberg collection of French Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings for the museum, and oversaw the construction of new galleries, wings, exhibitions and public programs. When he stepped down, the museum had a $116 million
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By Howard Bloom On April 22nd, in a scenic valley in the Western Himalayan mountains known for its breathtaking beauty, five armed men in military uniforms emerged from the pine forest, rounded up a group of tourists, forced the men to sit or kneel, asked each man his religion, and if the answer wasn’t Islam,
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By Howard Bloom Wednesday, April 29th, in New York State’s capital, Albany, Governor Kathy Hochul and the leaders of the New York State Assembly and the New York State Senate announced an agreement on a whopping $254 billion state budget—a budget that still requires approval by the New York State Legislature.  Buried in that quarter-trillion-dollar
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Future of Blood By Howard Bloom The evening of April 22nd at 7:08 pm the Washington news publication Axios revealed the hidden details of Donald Trump’s peace plan for the Ukraine, his “final offer.”  What did our president’s peace plan require?   That Ukraine recognizes as Russian a key piece of Ukrainian territory that Russia seized by
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On April 25th at 4 pm eastern time,  scientific thinker and author Howard Bloom will dissect the state of the world with author and cultural leader Daniel Pinchbeck in the fifth IAIS Dialogue– a dialog for the International Academy of Information Studies (IAIS), at the MEET link: https://meet.google.com/gqm-frcd-apg?pli=1 Bloom has been called the Einstein, Newton, Darwin and
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Privacy advocates say that all this data could enable the government to punish its political opponents by weaponizing information about an individual’s personal life (bankruptcies, criminal histories, medical claims) or halting the benefits they receive (housing vouchers, retirement checks, food assistance). “They have not demonstrated a single case in which fraud detection has required some
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