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All-news 88 ends on 8/26, citing the headwinds in local journalism to reimagine how to deliver the news for the most impact.

There’s a city that never sleeps. Where the hum and the energy of daily life beckons with its magnetic pulse. The Big Apple.

NYC is simply the best. Vibrant. Alive. Palpable. I registered for #NAB Show in New York City. Where I will join 12K+ content economy professionals in this thriving media capital of the world for culture, creativity, and commerce.

The damage and impact of redistricting on elections highlights a critical issue in maintaining fair and democratic processes.

Even Fox is getting tired of Trump. America has had enough of his lies, hatred and criminal conduct. Meanwhile, Gerrymandering, is the practice of redrawing district lines to favor one party or another, it can certainly undermine the principle of equal representation and distort the political landscape. We’ve seen this before and read all about it. It’s DonOld News.

In 1949 Dr. Albert Einstein wrote an essay in his attempt to find a workable solution to the “Grave Evils of Capitalism”

The predatory situation Einstein observes is one of extreme alienation among all classes; “All human beings, whatever their position in society, are suffering from this process of deterioration.

Shots fired at Trump rally in Pennsylvania. We must condemn violence. More news from AP and Reuters is offered below.

The near miss at the Pennsylvania rally is miraculous, and it could be a redemptive political moment for gun safety and the NRA.

Edward Rudolph “Ed” Bradley, Jr. (June 22, 1941 – November 9, 2006) was a journalist with award-winning work on 60 Minutes.

Ed Bradley was a pioneering journalist known for breaking barriers and his extensive work on CBS's "60 Minutes." Ed Bradley made significant contributions to journalism, especially in diversifying the media landscape while covering a wide range of impactful stories.

I was born an island boy, I’m now a veteran journalist living in a nautical museum where I look at potential dangers through periscopes.

My professional news career started working for The Washington Post owned, Post-Newsweek Stations, when a tiny stock investment financially flourished. Many decades later I was appointed AP Bureau Chief in NYC and then I took early retirement from The Associated Press, the world’s oldest news cooperative.