Sun Journal Staff Roles and Leadership
The Sun Journal lists key personnel including Michael Distelhorst as group publisher Chris Segal as editor Ken Warren as group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as circulation director in its print and online masthead.
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Facebook Research privacy breach targets teens for payments
Washington Post details Facebook using a research app to capture phone activity for up to 20 a month, targeting minors as young as 13. The app accessed encrypted data via a root certificate and drew scrutiny over consent, parental permission, and the ethics of paying for user data. Apple briefly revoked Facebook’s internal app distribution, disrupting operations.
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Middle class voters seek focus beyond loud activism
Tom Campbell hosts NC SPIN, outlining middle income priorities in six states. Richard Vague’s focus groups highlight health insurance costs, career advancement, and the opioid crisis as key concerns. Voters want real solutions and respectful political discourse to help the middle stay unstuck.
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Fragmented OCR taints global brief on multiple cases and suspects
The readable fragments reference various legal actions and individuals including Cabot Kemble and Vijay with mentions of court dealings in Mond and a Hungary case. references imply sentences, deposits, and fines, plus notes on a toxic aluminum storage issue near a reservoir affecting a city and villages.
Industrial democracy returns as workers push for greater say
Robert Reich notes America’s wage stagnation and rising inequality match a new push for industrial democracy. He cites declining union power, concentrated corporate control, and proposed reforms by Warren and Brown to empower workers through stakeholder governance, board representation, and wage protections.
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Five Weeks of Brinksmanship Hit Federal Workers
The article argues that about 800,000 federal employees and 1.5 million contractors were pawns in Trump’s brinksmanship, with a 2019 pay freeze denying a 2.1 percent cost of living raise. It notes private sector parallels where private equity, mergers, or new management threaten payroll and offshore jobs.
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