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Recently, I've been thinking a lot about something that most people aren't thinking about much at all these days: Newspaper editorials. They've pretty much been around since Gutenberg invented the [...]

Elaine and Charles DePrince have adopted four African orphan girls and have provided them with a life that the girls had always dreamt of. The couple is enabling the girls to lead a better life by providing them with education, and involving them into different activities like swimming, and ballet dancing.

Wilhelmina Korevaar, MD, MMM glides across the hardwood floor in her elegant floral print dress as dramatic Latin-flavored music blares from a small stereo system, filling the narrow room and [...]

This article discusses an alleged bribery scandal involving former President Donald Trump and the Egyptian government. According to The Washington Post, just days before Trump took office in 2017, the National Bank of Egypt received a request to withdraw nearly $10 million in US currency. Federal investigators began looking into whether Egyptian dictator Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi illegally gave Trump the money, especially since Trump had put $10 million of his own money into his campaign around the same time. However, the investigation was blocked by Attorney General William Barr. The article calls for a full investigation into why Barr shut down the probe and emphasizes the need to address corruption. [Extracted from the article]

Will Bunch is a staff writer for The Philadelphia Daily News., IN THIS ARTICLE... Despite no money for college and little encouragement from his teachers, Eric Mitchell was determined to make something of himself. Ever since he got that plastic doctor [...]

Leonard Wise studies police files and combs Center City streets in his search for the real killer of Kimberly Ernest. Despite lack of evidence, his 20-year-old son, Richard Wise, and Herbert Haak, another petty hood, are being charged for the Nov. 1995 rape-murder of the 26-year-old paralegal.

This article, titled "Viewpoint," discusses the decline in readership for traditional journalism, the sustained popularity of former President Trump, and the impact of misinformation on public opinion. It highlights statistics such as the percentage of voters who wrongly blame President Biden for overturning Roe v. Wade and the percentage who believe that U.S. unemployment is at a 50-year high. The article also mentions that a significant number of Americans are unaware of Project 2025, a far-right blueprint for a Trump dictatorship. The author raises concerns about the future of democracy and suggests that its fate may soon be revealed. The article was written by Will Bunch and published in the Philadelphia Inquirer. [Extracted from the article]

When I was a teenager, I decided what I wanted to do if and when I grew up. To say that I wanted simply to become a journalist--the job I [...]

The article discusses how the indictment against Donald Trump for attempting to negate votes in cities with large Black populations connects to his lifetime of racism, and discusses his father's involvement with the KKK and various instances of exploiting racial fears for political gain.

This past March, an interviewer for Christianity Today asked Senator Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) what he thought of Thomas Frank's What's the Matter with Kansas?, which posits that conservative politicians have [...]

Senior executives at U.S. firms are betting big on Big Data, according to a new survey. Companies that have invested more than $10 million in Big Data projects expect those [...]

This article reports on the challenges news organizations face as they attempt to increase local coverage. Newspapers have decided to focus on neighborhood news in response to declining subscriptions and advertising revenue. However, the author contends that the journalists assigned to such coverage are not prepared to do so. Many traits that characterize successful journalists are at odds with their integration into a community. However, the author notes, it is precisely this detachment that produces the best investigative reporting.

Focuses on the pollution of United States waterways and considers the responsibility of boaters in preventing pollution. Where most pollution comes from; Example of Chesapeake Bay, polluted by runoff and overdevelopment; Why the government blames boatsmen for coastal pollution; The EPA's new standards for outboard and jet ski engines; The 1992 Clean Vessel Act. INSETS: Seeing red (algae blooms in Long Island Sound), by W.B.;Two-stroke vs. four-stroke engines, by W.B..

The article offers information on Wharton's Leadership Program designed by Stew Friedman, professor of management at the University of Pennsylvania. Topics discussed includes growth of leadership capacity in new ways, working on research on leadership development from large-scale surveys and field research, and different ways organizations are using for Can Foster Work Integration.

The author reflects on the growing scandal over the videotape of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney talking about low-income Americans as entitled people of President Barack Obama Government, at the fundraiser hosted by executive Marc Leder in Boca Raton, Florida. He also comments on the audacity of Romney and Leder to move large number of good paying U.S. jobs to China.

The author reflects on the events he saw during the Occupy Wall Street protests in Lower Manhattan, New York. He observed the consensus for ending corporate personhood and getting money out of the U.S. political system. He finds it amazing that the movement is supported by donations and that it grows in population and diversity everyday. He describes Occupy Wall Street as a diverse bottom-up movement fueled by a loss of faith both the Democratic and Republican political parties.

The article offers information on the professional development of Glenn Beck in 2011 in the U.S. It mentions that Beck blows significant and most shocking off the air in the media market in New York City. Meanwhile, program director Scott Lakefield of WOR mentions that the termination of Beck is due to the show's ratings.