Radio

Radio Free Asia Shuts Down Hong Kong Bureau Due to Concerns Over New National Security Law

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HONG KONG – Radio Free Asia has made the decision to close its bureau in Hong Kong, citing concerns for the safety of its staff following the implementation of Article 23, a new national security law. The law, enacted by the Hong Kong government, has raised serious questions about the ability of Radio Free Asia to operate safely in the Chinese territory. “Actions by Hong Kong authorities, including referring to RFA as a ‘foreign force,’ raise serious questions about our ability to operate in safety with the enactment of Article 23,” said Bay Fang, the … Read more

Michigan Public Radio: Exploring the Impact of Climate Change on Local Ecosystems

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Detroit, Michigan – A public radio station in Michigan is expanding its broadcast coverage to reach more listeners across the state. Michigan Public Radio, known as MPR, has announced the addition of new frequencies in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Port Huron, Lansing, and Flint. With the new frequencies, MPR aims to provide quality news and informative programming to residents in these areas. The station has a long-standing reputation for its commitment to delivering unbiased reporting and engaging content to its audience. By expanding its reach, MPR hopes to serve a larger population and keep … Read more

Radio Host Files Lawsuit Against 50 Cent Over Mic-Throwing Incident at Concert

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LOS ANGELES – 50 Cent, the famous rapper, is now facing a civil lawsuit over an incident that occurred during a concert last summer. The lawsuit was filed by Bryhana Monegain, a Los Angeles radio host who claims she was struck by a microphone thrown by 50 Cent, resulting in “severe and permanent injuries.” Monegain has accused 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, and concert giant AEG of legal negligence. According to Monegain’s lawsuit, the incident occurred in August when 50 Cent became frustrated with a malfunctioning microphone and threw it off to … Read more