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Ceramics, mosaic shows planned across five regions
Lifestyle
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Ceramics and other handmade arts take center stage at exhibitions and markets, connecting audiences with artists and showcasing work shaped by tradition, experimentation and local creative communities. Events include a porcelain-animal exhibition, Singapore’s clay festival, a Leach Pottery apprentice’s debut, a mosaic collective show and Chattanooga’s Potter’s Alley.
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Bank of America to add 1,000 apprentices targeting workers without degrees
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— Sep 24, 2026
Bank of America will hire 1,000 additional apprentices over two years, targeting workers without degrees, and invest $150 million in workforce training.
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Maya Lindstrom
This program opens doors for capable people who skipped college, and more banks should follow suit.
Career Expos Connect Students, Job Seekers With Employers
Business
— Oct 5, 2026
Career expos in Illinois and Alaska are connecting students and job seekers with skilled-trades employers, apprenticeship programs and training pathways, including careers that can offer strong wages without a four-year degree. Alaska organizers say the need for trained tradespeople is growing as major construction and infrastructure projects drive workforce demand.
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Construction Careers Gain Workforce Training Investment
Business
— Oct 5, 2026
As construction employers face workforce needs, universities, apprenticeships and intentionally designed internships are creating pathways into skilled trades and construction management. Students and industry leaders say these programs can build careers while helping employers develop and retain the talent needed for future projects.
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Evangelicals Join Catholics In Condemning Pentagon’s Plan To Livestream Fort Hood Killer’s Execution
Francis Kapper · 4 min · 1h
Connecticut directs millions toward student support programs
Politics
— Oct 5, 2026
Connecticut is facing rising special-education enrollment and costs, prompting officials to weigh how funding is targeted and whether current investments are improving support for students with disabilities. The state also received a $4.7 million federal grant to expand special-education and early-intervention teacher apprenticeships amid a statewide staffing shortage.
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AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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Another Legal Battle? Trump Calls ‘The Apprentice’ Biopic ‘Garbage,’ Threatens Lawsuit
Reporting
— May 28, 2024
It didn’t take long for former President Donald Trump to come out against the biopic about him that was premiered at the Cannes Film Festival last week. The day after the premier of “The Apprentice,” Trump campaign…
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Trump on Commuting Sentence of Former ‘Apprentice’ Candidate: ‘Many People Disagree With the Sentence’
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— Feb 18, 2020
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump commuted the sentence of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was also a candidate on Trump’s television show, “The Apprentice.” Blagojevich was convicted of a scheme in which he…
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Trump Must Face ‘Apprentice’ Contestant’s Defamation Lawsuit: NY Court
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— Mar 30, 2021
New York state’s highest court on Tuesday cleared the way for a former contestant on “The Apprentice” to sue Donald Trump for defamation, after the former U.S. president called her a liar for accusing him of sexual…
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Trump Calls Swift ‘Unusually Beautiful,’ Thinks She’s Liberal
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— Jun 10, 2024
Former President Donald Trump’s thoughts on singer Taylor Swift can be boiled down into two words — beautiful and liberal. At least that’s how he described her in a new book, “Apprentice in Wonderland: How Donald Trump…
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Evangelicals Join Catholics In Condemning Pentagon’s Plan To Livestream Fort Hood Killer’s Execution
A leading evangelical organization joined prominent Catholic leaders in condemning the Pentagon's plans to publicly livestream the firing squad execution of convicted Fort Hood mass shooter Nidal Hasan.
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Trump on Military Leaders He Dislikes: ‘I’m Going to Fire Them’ on The Spot
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— Sep 30, 2025
President Donald Trump harkned back to his days on “The Apprentice” as he made his way to meet top U.S. military leaders Tuesday. “I’m going to be meeting with generals and with admirals and with leaders, and if I don’t…
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Resurfaced Video of Trump Laughing Draws Reaction: This is ‘Gold’
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— Mar 13, 2025
President Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” days have come back to haunt him — to the delight of many. Entertainment writer Will Sloan unearthed a clip of the president laughing, a sound rarely heard publicly…
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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Wells finishes $425 million Dunkirk ice cream plant expansion amid mixed economy
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— Sep 3, 2026
Local economies show momentum as Wells Enterprises completes a $425 million expansion in Dunkirk and other regional development projects, signaling ongoing investment and job growth in Chautauqua County. Nationally, the labor market is evolving with higher wage gains for lower-paid workers and increased job switching amid AI-driven demand, while policy discussions led by Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling under current President Donald Trump weigh apprenticeship expansion and the future of work, even as markets stabilize ahead of key data releases.
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Maya Lindstrom
Nice that wages are finally moving for lower-paid workers, but apprenticeship talk from DC always sounds better than it delivers.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump Admin Teams Up With Two States To ‘Make America Skilled Again’
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— Sep 23, 2025
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) is set to announce Tuesday that it is partnering with Colorado and Alabama to expand registered apprenticeships. Alabama and Colorado both secured $12.5 million in funding from the…
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Trump Admin Moves To Fortify Key Piece In America’s Backbone
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— Jun 30, 2025
The Department of Labor (DOL) awarded nearly $84 million in grants to expand registered apprenticeships, the department announced in a news release on Monday. The new grants are distributed among all 50 U.S. states in…
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Cyberattack Turns Hundreds Of Grocery Coolers Into Saunas As Military Stores’ Meltdown Remains A Mystery
Dylan Kresak · 3 min · 15h
