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This 1921 photo of Cassville, Wisconsin, shows an automobile repair shop and a shoe store. The radio was everything Bettmann/Getty Images In 1919, after World War I, the U.S. government lifted a ban on civilian radio ownership and transmission, and it wasn't long before commercial radio became a favorite source of entertainment. The first baseball game to be broadcast on the radio was one between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies on August 5, 1921. "Gould the Light Man" Getty Images And with the increasing popularity of radio, the personal electronics in...

Recognizing the levels of meritorious excellence in journalism. This week, we once again recognize the exalted performances seen in our journalism industry and compile a list of worthy submissions to the Pulitzer Prize board in numerous categories. Distinguished Commentary The Washington Post In his recent piece Mr. Bump detailed that a recent report from The Treasury Department mentioned how the polling information from the Trump campaign in 2016 found its way into the hands of Russian intelligence. The columnist explained, energetically, how this finally makes the firm connection between th...

Associated Press Ripped For Coverage Of White House Dog ‘Doo’ Incident: ‘A Dog Taking A Sh*t On The Carpet Is Not News’ By Tommy ChristopherApr 1st, 2021, 8:29 am Official White House photo Media critics found the perfect metaphor Wednesday when reporters began filing updates on a specimen of alleged dog excrement that was spotted on a floor at the White House. On a day that began with a major cable news host joking for several consecutive minutes about euthanizing one of the First Dogs, Major Biden and his brother Champ Biden suffered another very public indignity when Daily Mail...

Official White House Photo by Adam SchultzBy MICHELLE STODDART, ABC News (WASHINGTON) — The White House on Tuesday confirmed, sort of, that the report creating widespread speculation was true: First dog Major had been sent to the dog house — back in Delaware. In fact, both of the Bidens’ German shepherds — Major and Champ — have been at least temporarily transferred from the White House — to be cared for by family friends in Delaware — after Major was involved in an “incident” on Monday, reacting in a way that caused “a minor injury,” White House press secretary Jen Psak...

The two German shepherds, Major and Champ, moved into the presidential mansion in late January.