Hollywood writers strike disrupts late night shows
Writers walked out over digital and DVD profits, delaying new material for late night programs and signaling a possible long standoff. Studios stockpiled scripts but face higher costs as negotiations with actors and directors loom, with viewers facing more re runs if talks stall.
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Oprah's South African school rocked by scandal
Oprah Winfrey defended her school's future for disadvantaged girls in South Africa amid a scandal. In California, Julia Louis-Dreyfus joined striking Hollywood writers outside Warner Bros in Burbank, calling for action as the industry sits in upheaval.
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Topeka USD 501 hires contract lobbyist for Capitol access
The Topeka Capital-Journal reports USD 501 selected a lobbyist to push district interests at the Kansas State Capitol, joining nationwide trends of local governments hiring lobbyists. The board notes major districts already have representation, while critics warn of tax dollars funding influence and potential closed government. Richard Gannon, former state senator and current Kansas Press Association official, comments on the balance between information and lobbying pressure.
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Army Strong or Mercenaries of War
William A. Collins argues the U S military relies on private contractors and vulnerable recruits, funded by vast recruitment and advertising budgets. He condemns civilian casualties, dehumanizing war rhetoric, and the oil motive behind imperial policy, calling for accountability and ethical scrutiny.
Celebrating Our Marines on Their Birthday Message
An Army veteran salutes the United States Marine Corps on its birthday. He urges Americans to honor Marines, defend them from political blame, and insist civilians keep promises to troops while recognizing combat creates a unique brotherhood and duty to prevent wasteful wars.
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