Notable and interesting journalism for your weekend 22 don’t-miss pieces of journalism — about the Supreme Court, gun laws, iconic films and more — to read and watch this weekend June 24, 2022 Tom Jones
What the Supreme Court ruling on carrying guns means outside of New York Plus, why some want to move polling places out of schools, most county health officials are not prepared for 9-8-8's rollout, and more. June 24, 2022 Al Tompkins
The Supreme Court moves closer to ruling on Roe v. Wade A ruling could come at any moment, but a stacked Supreme Court docket makes it difficult to predict a date. June 23, 2022 Tom Jones
Why is gasoline more expensive in some places? Plus, what other countries pay for gasoline, European countries ban green and blue pigments for tattoos, why your tax refund is missing, and more. June 23, 2022 Al Tompkins
The media continues to push for answers in the Uvalde school shooting The families of the victims and members of the community deserve answers. And authorities must be held accountable. June 22, 2022 Tom Jones
Expect a long fight over Biden’s order for cigarette manufacturers to cut nicotine levels Plus, Big Tobacco still wields considerable political power, the possibilities of a federal gas tax pause and student loan forgiveness, and more. June 22, 2022 Al Tompkins
Banned by Facebook and flagged by Twitter, a disturbing political ad sends a dangerous message Why would Eric Greitens, a Republican with a troubling past running for Senate in Missouri, run an ad like this? June 21, 2022 Tom Jones
The drought map is ugly, but not hopeless Plus, 2022 offers a ‘wildfire year’ and not just a season, a summer of Lyme disease as cases grow, and more. June 21, 2022 Al Tompkins
What happens next with the Jan. 6 hearings? Will Trump be prosecuted for his role? Will his potential 2024 aspirations be ruined by these hearings? Or might they actually be emboldened? June 20, 2022 Tom Jones
$5 gasoline has not slowed RV sales Plus, new CDC data suggests there was no increase in pediatric hepatitis cases, how COVID-19 destroyed school music programs, and more. June 20, 2022 Al Tompkins
