The doom and gloom about the news industry? You won’t find it in college newsrooms. What I learned about student media and young journalists in 2021 January 16, 2022 Barbara Allen
Supreme Court overturns OSHA mandate, affects 2/3 of all US workers Plus, cities are still free to impose mandates and are doing so, other countries and big private employers also have mandates, and more. January 14, 2022 Al Tompkins
‘He’s gone. OK.’ — How Donald Trump abruptly ended his interview with NPR NPR’s Steve Inskeep told Trump that he would keep the interview at about 15 minutes. But Trump hung up after about nine. January 13, 2022 Tom Jones
Fauci: Omicron will find ‘just about everybody’ Plus, it may be time to stock up on KN95s, GMA edits the CDC director and starts a rumor, a pet food 'shortage,' and more. January 13, 2022 Al Tompkins
How the media covered President Biden’s speech on voting rights … and what it all means President Joe Biden went to Atlanta and delivered a major speech in hopes of passing new voting rights protections. He didn’t hold back. January 12, 2022 Tom Jones
What has your local school system done with its share of $190 billion in pandemic support? Plus, there’s a national blood crisis, new CDC guidance on masks could come soon, concertgoers aren't showing up to shows, and more. January 12, 2022 Al Tompkins
Fox News’ predictable pick to extend its prime-time agenda It’s Jesse Watters. And it’s now abundantly clear: The 7 to 11 pm window on Fox News has nothing to do with ‘news.’ It’s opinion with an agenda. January 11, 2022 Tom Jones
New Biden plan will require insurers to pay for 8 at-home COVID tests per month Plus, there are no at-home tests for Braille users, the new best-case and worst-case COVID scenarios, Boston's good sewage news, and more. January 11, 2022 Al Tompkins
More evidence of Fox News’ stranglehold on the Republican Party Tucker Carlson’s on-air cowing of Ted Cruz shows how in lockstep Fox News and Republicans are and the influence Fox News has. January 10, 2022 Tom Jones
Businesses and 80 million workers await a Supreme Court decision on the COVID-19 vaccination/testing mandate A look at the key to the case and how justices appear to be leaning. Plus, how many children are hospitalized with or because of COVID-19. January 10, 2022 Al Tompkins
