Amid Federal Stalemates, States Forge Ahead with Their Own Voting Rights Acts

Washington, D.C. — As Republicans prepare to assume control of both Congress and the White House next year, advocates for voting rights are pivoting their focus. They’re championing protections against racial discrimination in elections, increasingly looking beyond federal oversight toward state-led initiatives. Amidst national legislative gridlocks, states such as Michigan are moving forward with bills that aim to fortify voter protections at a local level. In recent years, a small but growing number of states have initiated their own voting rights acts. These laws, which are primarily in Democratic-led states, aim to provide protections that … Read more

Unveiling the 2025 PRINT Awards: A Convergence of Creative Titans and Innovative Design Categories

As the creative world gears up for the 2025 PRINT Awards, a distinguished panel of jurors is set to evaluate the burgeoning talent across various categories of design and artistry. This eclectic group of experts will congregate to scrutinize submissions ranging from traditional handlettering and type design to innovative realms of social media content, title sequence design, and graphic novels. This year’s panel is enhanced by the introduction of new categories that underscore the evolving landscape of visual storytelling. Jurors bring with them a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success in … Read more

Hegseth’s Attorney Warns Accuser of Potential Defamation Suit, Upholds Right to Speak Out

Attorneys for Pete Hegseth have warned that his accuser, while free to share her allegations publicly, could potentially face a defamation lawsuit if her claims prove to be false. This development adds another layer to the unfolding story involving the television host accused of misconduct. Hegseth, a well-known media personality, is at the center of serious allegations made by a former colleague who has accused him of inappropriate behavior. The specifics of the allegations have not been disclosed publicly but are understood to involve claims of sexual misconduct. Legal representatives for Hegseth appeared resolute in … Read more

Judge Rejects Boeing Plea Deal Over Fatal Crashes, Demands Stricter Oversight and True Accountability

Washington — A U.S. federal judge has recently overturned a plea agreement between Boeing and the U.S. government, a deal that was set to resolve criminal charges tied to two catastrophic plane crashes that claimed 346 lives. The decision on Thursday came after criticisms that the agreement allowed Boeing too lenient a route to absolve its responsibilities for the incidents. The plea deal, originally agreed upon in July, required Boeing to plead guilty to a single count of criminal fraud, undergo independent monitoring, and pay a $243 million fine. However, Judge Reed O’Connor cited several … Read more