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Social media comparisons between coverage of trials for Kyle Rittenhouse and Ghislaine Maxwell ignore that cameras aren't allowed in Maxwell's court.

COVID-19 changed the way citizens interacted with their elected bodies across Tennessee. On March 20, 2020, Gov. Bill Lee issued an emergency order allowing city councils, county commissions, school boards and other panels accountable to to the people to meet remotely instead of in-person. The order has been extended several times and currently will expire on April 28. That created safety and convenience but also technical headaches and limited or virtually no access for citizens who prefer to speak in person or approach an elected official at a meeting Deborah Fisher, the executive ...

After the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol, I’m having an even more difficult time seeing the American flag as a symbol of ‘one nation under God.’

The Social Order Inside Higher Ed reported that “Some college leaders quickly cracked down on students and faculty voicing support for rioters who attacked the U.S. Capitol. Others walked a fine line between protecting free speech rights and tamping down incendiary language.” Note well that what was cracked down upon was “support.” These colleges and universities are not alone. New York applauded the recent decision of the Institute of Politics at Harvard’s Kennedy School to kick Representative Elise Stefanik off its advisory board because she “repeated Trump’s lies about elect...

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