Public Media

Public Media in Crisis: PBS and NPR Face Their Biggest Threat Yet

A personal story of how public broadcasting changes lives now met with unprecedented funding cuts that could silence stations across America.Public broadcasting is facing its greatest crisis in decades. Recent federal funding cuts have placed PBS and NPR in a fight for survival, threatening the very existence of local stations that have educated and informed…

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Newark Airport’s Real Problem: United’s Monopoly Power and How It Hurts Travelers

A perfect combination of air traffic control meltdowns and airline consolidation has made Newark one of America’s most troubled airports, and passengers pay the price. Travel problems are synonymous with Newark Liberty International Airport. United Airlines’ monopoly position has long caused the airport’s problems, notwithstanding recent air traffic control meltdowns. This article explains why Newark…

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Are Sherrill – Ciattarelli Debates a Waste of Time? Experts Clash.

The first major debate in New Jersey’s governor’s race between Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democrat Mikie Sherrill has sparked a bigger question: are these debates even useful anymore? Two top political experts, Democrat Julie Roginsky and Republican Mike DuHaime, have completely different answers.While discussing the debate, they also clashed on several national issues from President…

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Princeton Mansion Built by Woodrow Wilson Lists for $6.5 Million After Major Restoration

A Tudor Revival Princeton mansion used by Woodrow Wilson as a teaching and family home is for sale at $6.5 million after a thorough repair. The 5,687-square-foot property combines turn-of-the-century charm with modern improvements, and its sale illustrates Princeton’s uncommon combination of presidential history and private residential real estate. 82 Library Place is on three…

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Springsteen’s Warning: ‘Trash Heap of History’ Remark Moves from Stage to Screen

Bruce Springsteen said in a recent Time magazine interview that President Donald Trump “would be consigned to the trash heap of history” if Congress had performed properly. The rock star used bold language to characterize a hazardous time for American democracy, showing how outspoken artists still shape political discourse. In Manchester this spring, Springsteen labeled…

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Giants Fans Plan Multiple Airplane Banner Protests Ahead of Jaxson Dart’s Debut

New York Giants fans will again fly protest banners over MetLife Stadium before Sunday’s highly anticipated game against the Los Angeles Chargers. With Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart making his first start, the moment is significant. According to Woodbine-based High Exposure Aerial Advertising, which runs the planes, two banners have been booked to circle the…

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Jimmy Kimmel Doubles Down on Trump Criticism in Return Monologue After Suspension

After returning from suspension, Jimmy Kimmel addressed Trump’s fresh comments in his second monologue. Shortly after returning to ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, Jimmy Kimmel addressed Trump’s attacks. Kimmel saw Trump’s Truth Social post Wednesday night accusing ABC of deceiving the White House by canceling Kimmel’s show. Trump criticized the network for reintroducing the comedy and…

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Bridgegate Lawsuit Weakens as Nearly Half of Plaintiffs Withdraw Claims

After a decade, the civil battle over the George Washington Bridge’s planned lane closures is unraveling. Attorneys and observers are wondering if the case will survive after nearly half of the plaintiffs left. Politically motivated lane closures into Fort Lee by state officials started the drama. Because of that decision, commuters were stuck for hours…

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