Author: J.H. Snider
Strengthening local news is a commendable goal, but the Local News for Maryland Communities Act of 2026 is the wrong way to get there, writes J.H. Snider, who says it is protectionist, pro-incumbent legislation that will corrupt, not cure, independent media.Read More
Fidelity, Charles Schwab, and Vanguard are tamping down on the Southern Poverty Law Center’s donations, acting as the government’s de facto censors.Read More
In a decision issued May 5, 2026, a Second Circuit Court of Appeals panel in Cantero v. Bank of America, N.A., August Term 2024, Nos. 21-400, 22-403, onceRead More
Gloria Martinez-Ramos, director of the Center for Gender Studies at Texas State, is heard describing ways faculty could incorporate diversity-related concepts into coursework despite restrictions on formal diversity statements. “You d…Read More
Rubio said Iran was trying to normalize control over an international waterway, a precedent he warned could encourage similar actions elsewhereRead More
US President Donald Trump says he hopes the temporary truce will lead to a long-term deal to end Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.Read More
US, Canada, UK, Germany, Spain and Netherlands face major aviation disruptions in 2026 as flight cancellations, airport chaos and tourism delays intensify globally.Read More
Organizers say Pete Hoekstra was ‘called to D.C. for urgent meetings, and as such is no longer able to be here today with us for the fireside chat.’Read More
Three Iowa healthcare providers have been denied unemployment benefits after being fired for allegedly violating patient privacy laws.Read More
Once a week, children at First Academy Preschool in Leesburg, Florida, wear purple vests equipped with electronic devices that work like fitness bracelets. But instead of steps, these devices trackRead More