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AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - A 1937 painting went viral over a "smartphone" in the frame — historians say it's a mirror

A Depression-era mural depicting colonial Massachusetts has reignited online time-travel conspiracy theories after viewers claimed an Indigenous man in the painting appears to hold a modern smartphone, though a historian identified the object as a European trade mirror years ago. The painting, Mr Pynchon and the Settling of Springfield, was completed in 1937 by Italian-born […] The post A 1937 painting went viral over a "smartphone" in the frame — historians say it's a mirror appeared first on American Almanac .

A Depression-era mural depicting colonial Massachusetts has reignited online time-travel conspiracy theories after viewers claimed an Indigenous man in the painting appears to hold a modern smartphone, though a historian identified the object as a European trade mirror years ago. The painting, Mr Pynchon and the Settling of Springfield, was completed in 1937 by Italian-born artist Umberto Romano, who grew up in Springfield, Massachusetts. It is one of six New Deal-era murals depicting the city's history. The scene shows English colonist William Pynchon, Springfield's founder, trading with members of the Pocumtuc tribe in western Massachusetts during the 1630s. In the foreground, a Native man holds a small, flat, rectangular object and…Open

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AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Shakira pledges to rebuild schools in earthquake-ravaged Colombia after surprise visit to Chocó

Colombian superstar Shakira traveled to one of her country's poorest and hardest-hit provinces after a deadly 7.4 magnitude earthquake and committed to building at least ten new schools, backing the pledge with more than a million dollars in secured funding. The 49-year-old Grammy winner arrived unannounced Monday in Quibdó, the capital of Chocó province in […] The post Shakira pledges to rebuild schools in earthquake-ravaged Colombia after surprise visit to Chocó appeared first on American Almanac .

Colombian superstar Shakira traveled to one of her country's poorest and hardest-hit provinces after a deadly 7.4 magnitude earthquake and committed to building at least ten new schools, backing the pledge with more than a million dollars in secured funding. The 49-year-old Grammy winner arrived unannounced Monday in Quibdó, the capital of Chocó province in western Colombia, where she toured damaged school buildings, embraced students, and announced a concrete reconstruction plan backed by her own Fundación Pies Descalzos and the Howard G. Buffett Foundation. The August 10 earthquake killed at least 287 people, destroyed more than 26,000 dwellings, and left a region already defined by deep poverty struggling to account for its missing.…Open

What other celebrity relief efforts have been mentioned in relation to the earthquake recovery in Colombia?
Marc Anthony, Chayanne, and other artists held a benefit concert in Miami for Colombia and Venezuela earthquake relief. Additionally, Karol G pledged to match fan donations through her Con Cora Foundation, and the Colombian Football Federation and the South American Football Confederation committed $1 million to First Lady Ana Lucía Pineda's "Colombia, one heart" recovery fund.
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What is the demographic and economic profile of the Chocó province?
Chocó is described as one of Colombia's poorest and hardest-hit provinces, a jungle-covered region roughly the size of Switzerland that is connected mostly by rivers and unpaved roads. It is home largely to Indigenous tribes and Afro-Colombian communities, and the national government acknowledged that most of the province's roughly 600,000 inhabitants live in poverty.
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What are the reported discrepancies regarding the number of missing persons following the earthquake?
While Colombian authorities reported 194 people missing, civilian-run databases tracking the unaccounted have placed the missing-persons figure above 4,100, representing a gap of more than twenty-fold.
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What were the reported impacts of the August 10 earthquake in Colombia?
The earthquake killed at least 287 people and caused an estimated $9.6 billion in total damages. It destroyed more than 26,000 dwellings and left a region struggling to account for its missing.
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What did Shakira pledge to do in the Chocó province of Colombia following the deadly 7.4 magnitude earthquake?
Shakira committed to building at least ten new schools and pledged her personal efforts toward rebuilding a local technological university in Chocó. This commitment is being driven by a collaboration between her Fundación Pies Descalzos (the Barefoot Foundation) and the Howard G. Buffett Foundation.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Miss Universe Canada host confronts contestants on stage over Indigenous-themed costumes

A former Miss Universe Canada winner interrupted her own co-hosting duties during the pageant's final to publicly rebuke two contestants for wearing Indigenous-inspired costumes, a move that forced the organization to apologize and overhaul its costume rules. Ashley Callingbull, a Plains Cree woman from the Enoch Cree Nation and the first Indigenous woman to win […] The post Miss Universe Canada host confronts contestants on stage over Indigenous-themed costumes appeared first on American Almanac .

A former Miss Universe Canada winner interrupted her own co-hosting duties during the pageant's final to publicly rebuke two contestants for wearing Indigenous-inspired costumes, a move that forced the organization to apologize and overhaul its costume rules. Ashley Callingbull, a Plains Cree woman from the Enoch Cree Nation and the first Indigenous woman to win the Miss Universe Canada title, broke from the script during the competition's final to address what she called cultural appropriation in the national costume segment. Two contestants had appeared days earlier wearing outfits that drew on Indigenous imagery, and Callingbull decided the moment could not pass without a response. The confrontation, first reported by The Sun , has…Open

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THEFEDERALIST (John Daniel Davidson) - Canada Needs A Real Reckoning For The ‘Mass Graves’ Hoax

Five years after Canadian liberals incited a moral panic about “mass graves” of indigenous schoolchildren, almost no one will admit it happened.

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JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Successful oil and gas lease sale in Alaska a win for Trump administration and Alaska Natives

While the Biden administration promised to listen to indigenous voices, it brushed those aside when they conflicted with Biden's climate policies. A successful lease sale in the National Petroleum Reserve Alaska this week signals big changes for Alaska's Iñupiat tribe on the North Slope.

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BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - 'The Injuns Are A-Comin!' Cries Billie Eilish Loading Musket To Defend Home From Tribe Of Redskins

LOS ANGELES, CA — According to sources, American singer-songwriter Billie Eilish successfully defended her land from members of the Tongva Tribe, an indigenous people native to the LA basin, who claim her home is built on their land.

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