There was a time when CBS News didn’t need to explain itself. Its values were evident in the reporting, the restraint, the seriousness of purpose. That inheritance has been squandered before in broadcast history, and it can be restored again — but only if leadership remembers that journalism is not performance or positioning. It is responsibility. And responsibility cannot be delegated.
We humans are storytellers, but if the story in our head is “I am late, wrong, behind, broken.” That story quietly dictates every choice we make.
When we switch to a different internal script, “I am exactly where my next chapter begins” our brain relaxes. Shame eases. Curiosity finally has room to breathe. That change of story doesn’t erase real limits. It simply moves the spotlight from regret to agency. From “too late” to “from here.” And that’s where, according to her, the best stage of life sneaks in through the side door.
Charlie Brown once anchors the real reason. In the Peanuts special, the gang heads to their celebration while Charlie Brown stays behind to finish a report. The moment underscores a familiar truth: celebration fades, but time spent reading and writing often lasts longer.
Is kindness the quiet substance and the key to survival? Democracy isn't a spectator sport. Whenever government invokes to override rights by setting dangerous precedents, we can't just watch. We must act and speak our minds at the ballot box by voting. The Republican-controlled branches of government now look like a collapsing theme park of self-delusion: rides stuck midair, warning lights ignored, and funhouse mirrors so warped reality can no longer be found. Wishing All Happier and Healthiest Years Ahead 💥 #CityImages - CityImages3@gmail.com
Will the United States split with allies? Or will the self-described peace President declare war? We heard a scathing and familiar criticism of Democrat policies, Trump celebrated his tariff policy and his immigration crackdown while announcing a “warrior dividend” of $1,776 for military service members. This as his approval rating continue to tank.
Political power rarely ends with a dramatic rupture. More often, it dissolves quietly, through lost trust, weakened narratives, and the erosion of institutional credibility. That is the phase of the Republican Party. Its leadership is steadily losing authority on the two governing pillars incumbents depend on most: economic stewardship and immigration. What looks like a polling legitimacy problem, history suggests, is more difficult to reverse.
Has the Republican Party leadership put its foot in its own mouth too many times?
The last 25 years have been a remarkable period of history marked by numerous transformative events. From technological revolutions to global challenges and social movements. I don't know about all of you, but as far as I am concerned, it certainly has been a hell of a quarter-century so far. I hope things begin to settle down once and for all for the US and the world.
A triple crown of American service belongs to those who have been an educator, a writer-journalist, and a military veteran. Very few people earn all these respected titles. Those who do are living proof of the values that make this nation the greatest on earth. St. Johns County Governance Building's Veterans Office Corridor, where Elena B. Odio’s photograph will be displayed for one year.
The Associated Press and Reuters news and information services are subscription-based and used by other media sources (TV news, newspapers, blogs, etc). AP and Reuters are responsible for reporting facts and writing up basic stories, which they send to those other media sources, who can either publish as-is or use them as a reliable source for their own stories. It means those other media sources don't need to send their own reporters, but can still get the story. Will these polls lead to the Republican Party dumping GOP President Donald Trump?
Please adopt all well-run public media stations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yknMJOgy2pA