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Saturday Sessions: Villagers perform “So Simpatico”

Irish musician Conor O’Brien debuted his music project in 2010 to immediate acclaim, scoring three number-one albums in Ireland, and winning some of Britain’s and Ireland’s top music awards. His fifth studio album will be released on August 20th and his indie band Villagers is set to embark on a U.K. and European tour. From their new album “Fever Dreams,” Villagers performs “So Simpatico.” Source

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Saturday Sessions: Villagers perform “Hot Scary Summer”

Irish musician Conor O’Brien debuted his music project in 2010 to immediate acclaim, scoring three number-one albums in Ireland, and winning some of Britain’s and Ireland’s top music awards. His fifth studio album, “Fever Dreams”, will be released on August 20th his indie band Villagers is set to embark on a U.K. and European tour. From their 2015 album “Darling Arithmetic,” Villagers performs “Hot Scary Summer.” Source

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U.S. sends aid to Ethiopia in hopes of easing hunger crisis in Tigray

The United Nations is warning of a worsening humanitarian catastrophe in Ethiopia. UNICEF has said more than 100,000 children could face extreme starvation in the next year as a result of major fighting in the country’s northern Tigray region. USAID Administrator Samantha Power hopes to ease what is now the world’s worst hunger crisis in a decade. Source

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Amanda Knox speaks out against new film based on 2007 murder case

The new film “Stillwater” recalls a real-life murder case. Starring Matt Damon, it’s loosely based on the story of Amanda Knox, the American college student who was wrongfully convicted of killing her roommate while studying in Italy in 2007. Now, after she’s been exonerated of all charges, she says others are trying to capitalize on her story – but not without a fight. Source

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Understanding the history of Nicodemus, Kansas

President Biden’s infrastructure plan could pass through the Senate as soon as this weekend. Historically, plans surrounding U.S. infrastructure have been a make-or-break issue for communities of color nationwide. One example of this is the last remaining Black settlement west of the Mississippi, Nicodemus, Kansas. CBS News political contributor Antjuan Seawright joined CBSN to discuss his recent op-ed for The Hill, “Why a small town in Kansas still represents hope for Black Americans,” along with the backstory of the historic town. Source

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