Rupert Murdoch Steps Down as Chief of Fox Corp. and News Corp.
His eldest son, Lachlan Murdoch, will remain CEO of Fox Corp. and become chairman of Wall Street Journal-owner News Corp.
Source: yahoo.com
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Lawyers for legislature, executive branch take opposing views in latest Moore v. Harper filings
The N.C. Justice Department argues that the U.S. Supreme Court should dismiss the Moore v. Harper redistricting case. But lawyers representing state legislative leaders urge the court to keep the case and render a decision. Both sides responded to the high court’s Monday deadline for new Moore v. Harper briefing.
Source: carolinajournal.com
Emmy-winning TV news producer William Longen dies :: Bay Area Reporter
William "Bill" Longen, a gay man who was an Emmy-winning TV news producer, a former manager of the Castro Theatre, and the co-founder of an early AIDS support group, died January 1, his friends recently announced.
Source: ebar.com
Emmy-winning TV news producer William Longen dies :: Bay Area Reporter
William "Bill" Longen, a gay man who was an Emmy-winning TV news producer, a former manager of the Castro Theatre, and the co-founder of an early AIDS support group, died January 1, his friends recently announced.
Source: ebar.com
Emmy-winning TV news producer William Longen dies :: Bay Area Reporter
William "Bill" Longen, a gay man who was an Emmy-winning TV news producer, a former manager of the Castro Theatre, and the co-founder of an early AIDS support group, died January 1, his friends recently announced.
Source: ebar.com
Emmy-winning TV news producer William Longen dies :: Bay Area Reporter
William "Bill" Longen, a gay man who was an Emmy-winning TV news producer, a former manager of the Castro Theatre, and the co-founder of an early AIDS support group, died January 1, his friends recently announced.
Source: ebar.com
Emmy-winning TV news producer William Longen dies :: Bay Area Reporter
William "Bill" Longen, a gay man who was an Emmy-winning TV news producer, a former manager of the Castro Theatre, and the co-founder of an early AIDS support group, died January 1, his friends recently announced.
Source: ebar.com
Filming the Watchmen: Why the First Amendment Protects Your Right to Film the Police in Public Places
Brandy Berning spent the night in a Florida jail because she used a cell phone to film a traffic stop on I-95.[1] George Thompson of Fall River, Massachusetts, claimed that he was verbally abused, arrested, and locked up overnight for filming a profane police officer with a cell phone from his front porch.
Source: heritage.org
L.A. Times protests Sheriff investigation against reporter
The general counsel of the Los Angeles Times wrote a letter of protest after the L.A. County Sheriff launched a criminal leak probe into a reporter who exposed a jail coverup.
United States Los Angeles County Los Angeles John Satterfield Alene Tchekmedyian Al Seib Los Angeles
Source: latimes.com
L.A. Times protests sheriff's criminal leak investigation against reporter
The general counsel of the Los Angeles Times wrote a letter of protest after the L.A. County Sheriff launched a criminal leak probe into a reporter who exposed a jail coverup.
Source: aol.com