What do you do when a national tragedy charges all the way from Boston through air waves and cellphones and tablets and laptops into your news feeds and timelines and hearts?
Publicity stunts are pretty weird. They’re even weirder when they don’t really work, like, at all. We’re talking to you, Aubrey Plaza.
We think Justin Bieber is about to reach levels of insanity that match Britney Spears in the early hours of 2008.
Why don’t more people believe in the effects of climate change?
As journalists, we try to stay on top of the latest trends, but we also pay close attention to the news that goes on in the journalism world.
This week, President Barack Obama named the next director of the U.S. Secret Service.
Tuesday marked the first of two days of arguments about marriage equality heard by the Supreme Court of the United States.
Guys, last week CNN devoted 758 broadcast minutes in a 24-hour period to coverage of the now infamous poop ship.
We don’t want to be as angry at Rihanna as we are, but we can’t help it.
“The pope has just broken a taboo by breaking with several centuries of practice,” Cardinal André Vingt-Trois, archbishop of Paris, told The Guardian, praising the move as a “liberating act for the future.”
There’s just something about events that are closed to the media that intrigue us.
“The U.S. Postal Service took another major step in its battle for fiscal viability Wednesday, announcing plans to halt Saturday delivery of first-class mail,” according to an article in USA Today.
The cause behind the blackout during Sunday’s Super Bowl is still unknown.
Guys, Britain’s history is so cool. But how cool is it? It’s still happening.
Today marks the 40th anniversary of The Independent Florida Alligator’s, well, independence.
Welcome, new readers! We’re so glad you decided to pick up — or click on — our humble publication.
To quote Tina Fey, “Bitches get stuff done.”
We’ve got trouble, right here in the USA. Trouble with a capital ‘T,’ that rhymes with ‘L,’ that stands for Lindsay Lohan.
If you haven’t heard of John Mulaney, then I’m sorry, because you won’t care about the beginning of this column.
Here are some quick facts that you need to know in order to make real conversation this week.
Solutions by The State News
