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While Ukraine hoaxer Alex Vindman may achieve an early victory in this case, he may soon deeply regret his decision to sue.

AIRS MAY 9, 2021 at 11 pm on WOUB — Two-Hour Film Presents Materials Never Before Shown on American Television and Confronts the “Forgotten War” Perception of an Important Turning Point in World History — KOREA: The Never-Ending War, a two-hour documentary about the Korean War, will air on Sunday, May 9, 2021, at 11 p.m. on WOUB. The film, written and produced by John Maggio and narrated by Korean-American actor John Cho, brings to light a new look at the history of the Korean War, an event that still reverberates to this day. KOREA: The Never-Ending War is about a conflict that peopl...

AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta I’m feeling that the possibility of the title above will truly happen. I’m almost as sure of this as that Joe Biden is going to say something really dumb in front of a T.V. camera and the press will excuse it away as some sort of mindless brilliance. I have written here before that Donald Trump would actually become a bit of a tour de force if he so chooses in his post Presidency life. So far, almost a week into this new phase for him, he is right on track to start using his massive influence on the political scene with the announcement of

January 25, 2021 Liz Cheney’s problems are piling up, according to Politico. The Republican Conference chair has lost the confidence of more than half of the members she purports to lead as the third-highest ranking GOP member in the House of Representatives. She has also garnered a primary challenge and censure back in Wyoming. “There’s a lot of concern in the conference,” Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, an influential conservative leader, said about Cheney last week. Much of the disappointment stems from her decision to give her full-throated support to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’...

Belmont native named vice president of marketing and communications Community Content American Public Television, the leading syndicator of content to U.S. public TV stations nationwide, recently announced that public media veteran Olivia Wong was named vice president of marketing and communications effective Jan. 25.  She succeeds Jamie Haines, who will retire in March after leading communications efforts at APT since 2007. Reporting to Cynthia Fenneman, president and CEO of American Public Television, Wong will oversee a team of experienced professionals and lead APT’s brand and content ...