Public school teachers face backlash for social media posts mocking Charlie Kirk’s assassination

Multiple educators across the United States were fired or placed on leave after posting celebratory comments on social media about Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Central Pennsylvania NPR, PBS station among first to close after cuts to public media

Penn State University said it will "wind down" operations at WPSU, its public media outlet, due to the financial impact of federal funding cuts.

States band together to issue public health guidance after ‘destruction’ of the CDC

Pledging communication about vaccines that will be “grounded in science, not ideology,” the governors of California, Washington and Oregon announced today they will form a West Coast Health Alliance to begin coordinating public health guidelines separate from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Trump admin pushes Chicago Public Schools to abolish 'Black Student Success Plan'

Chicago Public Schools faced a potential loss of $15 million in federal grants after the Trump administration deemed programs discriminatory under civil rights laws.

Public Service Broadcasters - These measures can help secure distinct British broadcasting for the future

Read the joint statement from the CEOs of the UK Public Service Broadcasters setting out the urgent plan for the future of the industry, originally published in Broadcast Now on Thursday 18 September
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What’s an open public meeting, and why should you care?

The town of Warner made headlines this summer that no town wants. The town administrator sought a restraining order against a selectman for alleged assault. Shortly afterward, the assault charges

Patagonia CEO: We Must Protect our Public Lands from Trump

Patagonia CEO Ryan Gellert raises concerns about the Trump Administration's moves to rescind the the Roadless Rule.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, Who Threatened ABC Over Jimmy Kimmel Comments, Once Railed Against Policing Speech “In The Name Of The Public Interest”

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr defended his threat to investigate or take action against ABC as part of the agency’s authority to enforce broadcasters’ public interest obligations. After ABC announced that it was pulling Kimmel’s show indefinitely on Wednesday,

Charlie Kirk Widow Addresses Shooter in First Public Remarks: ‘You Have No Idea What You Have Unleashed’ | Video

Charlie Kirk's widow Erika makes her first public appearance and speech Friday from Turning Point USA's Phoenix headquarters.
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Hilton Head council quietly kills moratorium following heated public debate

Local real estate agents and vacation rental owners voiced strong opposition to any moratorium at a Tuesday meeting.

Portland Public Schools, Andersen Construction file dueling lawsuits over Benson High’s cost overruns

Portland Public Schools and Andersen Construction, the general contractor that oversaw the modernization of Benson High School, have filed dueling lawsuits, each claiming that the other is responsible for the project’s significant cost overruns and construction defects.
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