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Bureau: New York
The FCC's thirty-day cliff for Disney's eight ABC stations begins running today and the most concrete press-freedom artifact of the war is now an administrative deadline.
Five hundred organizations and seven hundred and fifty cities call No Work, No School, No Shopping on the day the eurozone prints three percent inflation with energy up nearly eleven.
Florida's attorney general wants two years of OpenAI's threat-reporting training and policy texts as the probe expands to a second homicide case across the IPO-prep window.
Yesterday's Vercel procurement story is now a litigation story as Class Action U. publicly solicits affected customers on day twelve of OAuth-review silence.
Marjorie Miller will livestream the 2026 Pulitzers Monday at 3 p.m. while the discovery order forcing two of her own board's principals under oath runs its compliance window.
Twenty-one days before a 99-year-old broadcast network ends its service, no preservation plan, no archive buyer, and no farewell program have been announced.
Six weeks since Judge Lamberth's preliminary injunction restored 1,042 VOA employees, the appeal calendar is empty and the May 1 monthly status report is due today.
PEN America counted 6,870 school book bans across 23 states in 2024-25; S.Res.443 has sat in Senate Judiciary all spring without a single hearing date.
Marjorie Miller will read the 2026 winners Monday at 3 p.m. ET — while board members sit under court-ordered deposition clocks in Trump's Florida case.