Obviously, everyone believes that those around them, especially the president, should tell the truth. But not everyone tells the truth, therefore making it the job of the people and the media to determine...
On Wednesday, Sept. 12, members of the European Parliament approved amendments to the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. Designed to update European copyright law for the internet age,...
Prior to hurricane Florence hitting the United States’ atlantic coast, many news reports from several media outlets, including newspapers, television and radio, emphasized the dangers of the storm, which...
In the world of corporate, capitalistic greed, it’s a given that sex sells to the masses of individuals when they are aiming to appeal to the public through calculated advertising. This is an apt generalization...
Recently, this country has seen a surge in hate crimes, an energized alt-right and the use of tear gas against frustrated civilians.
Secretary Hillary Clinton, President Barack Obama, Sen. Elizabeth...
It is hard to find an aspect of modern life that has not been touched by terrorism.
If you go to an airport in the United States, the Transportation Safety Administration will meet you at the door....
A pair of suicide bombers attacked southern Beirut, Lebanon, on Nov. 12, leaving 43 dead and 239 wounded.
The bombings occurred just before 6 p.m. in the Bourj el-Barajneh suburb of Beirut, one outside...
News media isn’t what it used to be.
Once upon a time, citizens in the United States could flip on a television and find the always trustworthy news anchor Walter Cronkite behind a desk disseminating...
Take a moment to recall your favorite TV characters. Maybe, if you’re the age of my father, it’s Fred Flintstone. Or if you’re a suburban mother, it’s Olivia Pope, PR extraordinaire. If you’re...
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