“For the past year and a half, that cramped, 49-seat theater at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue has been the main stage for the Simon Ateba show — a protest act that has propelled him, the 43-year-old owner and apparently the sole employee of an obscure news organization, into the national conversation.”

The initiative will award up to 16 grants — 8 two-year grants of up to $100,000 and 8 two-year grants of up to $150,000 — to for-profit and nonprofit local news organizations with operating revenue budgets between $500,000 – $5 million.

“A group of booksellers, publishers and authors filed a lawsuit on Tuesday to stop a new law in Texas that would require stores to rate books based on sexual content, arguing the measure would violate their First Amendment rights and be all but impossible to implement.”

“Initially prompted by the release of data from the nonprofit journalism organization MuckRock, reporters at The News & Observer in early March set out to examine why more women in the U.S. and North Carolina are dying of pregnancy-related complications.”

It’ll be available to stations across the United States beginning November 10 as a one-hour weekly program.

“Most buttered states.” “When is it acceptable to put up a Christmas tree?” “Price of a coney dog at select Detroit restaurants.”

“Subscriptions in 2022 were up 2% overall to 734,000 with digital-only subs up 8% to 587,000.”

The video platform will offer made-in-China goods to consumers, stepping up its rivalry with popular shopping platforms Shein and Temu.

“Asking a player about her teammates and whether they are gay and how it affects them when you know it is not permissible is bizarre and out of line. The captain cannot out players nor comment on policy [because] it could be dangerous for them, too.”

That numbers represents an edge over competitors like TikTok and Instagram Reels.