Jan. 28, 1986, was one of those days a journalist always remembers because it involved reporting a historic event — and in this instance an extremely tragic one.
Jandoli Institute
And the winner will be…
Election debates no longer are as valuable to voters as they once were, but tonight’s NYC mayoral debate may be an exception.
A civil dialogue on political violence
Starting a constructive dialogue on political violence and other challenges confronting our nation.
A snapshot of how US and UK media preferences compare
Is there a significant difference between US and UK audiences in the types of news stories they prefer?
Trump scores low with NY voters but maintains support upstate
President Trump is receiving low marks from New York State voters., but he is faring slightly better among upstate voters.
My new world
A former college president recounts his attempts to diversify faculty.
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Ain’t That a Shame’
Is it time to update a 1955 classic by Fats Domino?
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Blame it on the Stones’
Long before DEI, we had another popular scapegoat. The Rolling Stones, the bad boys of rock’n’roll, took the blame for a multitude of society’s ills.
The choices our leaders make
When you take an oath of office, everything in jurisdiction – the good, the bad and the ugly – becomes your responsibility.
The second term
A presidential historian shares his thoughts on Donald Trump’s second term as U.S. president.
