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Louisville needs strong leaders as the rule not exceptions | Opinion
Leadership isn't revealed when everything is going well. It is revealed when trust has been shaken. More than twenty years ago, Louisville found itself in one of those moments. Following the fatal police shooting of Michael Newby, public trust between many residents and law enforcement had been deeply shaken. Emotions were raw, demonstrations filled the streets and many people questioned whether anyone in leadership was truly listening.
Louisville needs strong leaders as the rule not exceptions | Opinion
Leadership isn't something we own. It's something temporarily entrusted. If Louisville is going to become the city we know it can be, we must be intentional about building a strong leadership culture. Anthony Summers Opinion contributor July 2, 2026, 5:08 a.m. ET True leadership is revealed during times of crisis and shaken public trust, not when things are going well. Leadership is a stewardship of people and relationships, temporarily entrusted to individuals.
One Louisville's new executive committee lacks diversity | Opinion
Louisville has no shortage of diverse leadership talent. The question is whether our institutions will recognize and elevate that talent consistently at the highest levels. Anthony Summers Opinion contributor May 29, 2026, 5:07 a.m. ET The announcement of One Louisville's new executive committee sparked concern over a lack of diversity. One Louisville is a key economic development organization influencing the city's business future.
Bohyňa - Tajné životy Marilyn Monroe
O knize Bohyňa - Tajné životy Marilyn Monroe Už veľa kníh sa napísalo o živote slávnej americkej herečky Marilyn Monroe. Životné osudy tejto rozporuplnej osobnosti sa znovu odvíjajú pred zrakmi čitateľov v rôznych žánrových podobách - od reportáží až po rozsiahle biografie. No literárne hodnoty týchto diel sú rôzne, veľmi odlišné.
The Most Undervalued Stock I’ve Seen All Year
69,511. That’s how many variables my Value Meter spreadsheet is crunching right now. And out of all that data, one number jumped off the screen. It shows the best cash generator in the entire dataset. It’s not a tech darling. Not a resource giant. Not a bank. It’s a flooring company – the kind of “boring” business most hype-obsessed investors completely overlook (if they’ve even heard of it). Thankfully, you won’t be one of them. To be fair, Mohawk Industries (NYSE: MHK) isn’t just a flooring company.
4 Stocks That Look Like Bargains Right Now
The recent sharp pullback in U.S. stocks has many investors feeling queasy. After soaring to new all-time highs above 6,140 in mid-February, the S&P 500 has tumbled roughly 7% in just two weeks. Concerns about the impact of aggressive tariffs on economic growth have loomed heavily over market sentiment. Currently, Fed models are forecasting a 2.4% contraction in GDP in the first quarter of 2025.
‘The Hip-Hop Orchestra Experience’ brings genre-defying sound to FIM Capitol Theatre
FLINT, Michigan — Flint audiences will have the opportunity to experience a groundbreaking fusion of classical music and Hip-Hop when Ensemble Mik Nawooj brings ‘The Hip-Hop Orchestra Experience’ to the FIM Capitol Theatre on Friday, March 7, at 7:30 PM. The performance will feature original compositions that sample from classical and Hip-Hop genres, presented in an immersive setting reminiscent of the New York scene where Hip-Hop was born.
The Value Meter: More Than Just Another Stock-Rating Tool
When I first developed the Value Meter system, I wanted to create something different from the usual stock-picking tools. Rather than chase the latest market fads or rely on gut feelings, I aimed to create a straightforward way to spot whether stocks were truly cheap or expensive. Looking at the results from 2024, I’m pleased to say it’s done exactly that – and then some. Let me show you what I mean with some hard numbers.
In Pictures: Brownell-Holmes Neighborhood 2024
FLINT, Michigan — Riding through the Brownell-Holmes neighborhood, I noticed plenty of life bustling around — kids riding bikes with their friends, moms spending time with their children at the park, and a group of young men playing an intense game of pickup basketball — enjoying the end of summer. I was surprised to see so much happening around the neighborhood.
Fulfilling duty and destiny with former City of Flint police officer, Ronnie Summers
FLINT, Michigan — During the summer of 1965, down a dirt road called Wagner Street in Beecher, a six-year-old Ronnie Summers would do everything any other kid would at that time. “That was one of the best parts of my life. I had good friends, a lot of friends,” he explains. Gathering together, Summers and his friends would play ‘Cops and Robbers,’ unaware of what the universe would ultimately have in store for him.
In Pictures: Civic Park Neighborhood 2024
FLINT, Michigan — Taking in everything that makes up Civic Park, I couldn’t help but think about all the memories made across decades in the neighborhood: all the friend groups that would meet up and walk through the streets until the sun went down, all the families that started and were raised in this community. Looking at what was left, I wondered what could be done to get it back to the thriving community it once was — the community that so many, some of whom never left, yearn for.
In Pictures: Flint Southwestern Classical and Accelerated Learning Academy Class of '24 Graduation
FLINT, Michigan — On Tuesday, June 4, the Class of ’24 students from Flint Accelerated Learning Academy and Southwestern Classical Academy walked across the grand stage of FIM’s Whiting Auditorium for their commencement ceremony, a symbol of their hard work and dedication. Adorned in teal-colored graduation robes, 102 students proudly received their high school diplomas. Each announcement was met with thunderous applause from a packed crowd of parents, siblings, community members, and more.
What Does The Latest Court Ruling In London Mean For Julian Assange? - Evening Standard
Julian Assange’s chances of avoiding being extradited to the US to be tried on charges relating to an alleged conspiracy to obtain and release national defence information have improved after a High Court ruling in London. On Monday the Wikileaks founder was given leave to appeal against extradition on two out of three counts. He will now be able to challenge the US’s assurances relating to how a future trial would be conducted and his right to free speech.
BOOK REVIEW: 'A Matter of Honor'
By the end of November 1941, military decoding experts in the U.S. had broken Japan’s secret codes and intercepted communications that a Japanese attack was imminent — and that there was a good possibility the attack would occur at Pearl Harbor. But such vital intelligence was not conveyed to Adm. Husband Kimmel, the commander-in-chief of the Pacific Fleet, and to the Army commanding general, Walter C. Short; they were in charge of Pearl Harbor’s defense. On Dec.
Tra luci e ombre | Un romanzo che fa entrare nella mente dell’incomprensibile stella di Hollywood
«Il mio ingresso a scuola, con le labbra dipinte e le sopracciglia ritoccate, suscitò i mormorii di tutti. Perché mi considerassero tanto attraente non ne ho la minima idea. Non desideravo essere baciata e non sognavo di essere sedotta da un duca né da un divo del cinema. La verità è che, nonostante il mio rossetto, il mio rimmel e le mie curve precoci, ero insensibile come un fossile. Ma pareva che alla gente facessi tutt’altra impressione».
Was Robert Kennedy Responsible for Marilyn Monroe’s Death?
There is a slew of shocking revelations in Netflix’s explosive new doc The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes. Like, for example, Marilyn Monroe had a sexual obsession with her absent father. Seriously. More than anything in the world, one of her close friends says in the film, Monroe consistently revealed a strong desire to sleep with her dad.
Nuke Fears, Mob Spies, and a Secret Kennedy Visitor
When Marilyn Monroe died, 60 years ago, people all over the world asked questions. How could it be that the gifted and phenomenally beautiful actress was dead-at just 36? The Los Angeles coroner's verdict was "probable suicide," but the nagging questions have never gone away. "Who killed Marilyn Monroe? That's a question," the dramatist Sean O'Casey mused soon after. Conspiracy theories have flourished ever since.
The 1619 Project by The New York Times Magazine and Nikole Hannah-Jones is only $7.99 - BookBub
"The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story" began as a project by the journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones and others for "The New York Times" magazine, in 'honor" of the upcoming 400th anniversary of Africans arriving in the future United States of America, in 2019. It was so well-received that Ms. Hannah-Jones et al turned it into this seminal, … gob-smacking book, w/ mostly-chronological chapters written by noted historians and journalists.
The Day The World Changed: Seven books to read about 9/11
On September 11, 2001, at 8:46 am, people in New York were shocked to see an American Airlines Boeing 767 crash into one of the most iconic buildings of the world, the South Tower of the World Trade Centre. Even as the world wondered how this could have happened and rescue worked rushed to the blazing building, a second Boeing 767, this one from United Airlines, hit the North Tower of the same building.
Did Richard Nixon Order Nuclear Strike On North Korea While Drunk?
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Clinton's Mr. Inside
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The Trouble with Andrew
Features AGONY AND IVORY August 2011 By Alex Shoumatoff Features Hollywood Is Her Oyster August 2011 By Alexandra Wolfe Features The KINGDOM and the TOWERS August 2011 By Anthony Summers, Robbyn Swan Features A Major-League Divorce August 2011 By Vanessa Grigoriadis Features The War for Catch-22 August 2011 By Tracy Daugherty Columns GROUPON THERAPY August 2011 By Lauren Etter
June 2005 | Vanity Fair
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The Trouble with Andrew
On a snowy Friday afternoon last February, Ed Perkins received an urgent phone call in his ground-floor office at Buckingham Palace. Perkins has the thankless task of serving as press secretary to the Queen’s wayward second son, His Royal Highness Prince Andrew, Duke of York. The female voice on the other end of the phone line belonged to Sian James, an assistant editor at The Mail on Sunday, a tabloid that’s been unsparing in its coverage of Andrew’s dissolute private life and dodgy friends.
CONFESSIONS OF AN OPIUM-SEEKER
You see, I needed to go to hell. I was, you might say, homesick. But first, by way of explanation, the onion. A friend of mine owns a restaurant that is considered to be one of the best Italian restaurants in New York. As is the case at most other Italian restaurants in Manhattan, the food is prepared by Dominicans or sundry other fellows of more exotic and indiscernible ethnic origin.
Long hidden 9/11 Commission interview with Saudi Prince Bandar released
By Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan, FloridaBulldog.org “In Saudi Arabia they chose not to see these radical fundamentalists….We allow them to flourish, and have no reason to believe that their way of life would do anyone harm.” That is an astounding statement. It came from the lips of Saudi Ambassador to Washington Prince Bandar bin Sultan, in a long-hidden interview with the 9/11 Commission. Osama bin Laden was born in Saudi Arabia, and fifteen of the nineteen 9/11 hijackers were Saudi citizens.
New FBI records: A chilling find in a dumpster; 9/11 "person of interest" re-enters U.S. - Florida Bulldog
Freshly released, but heavily-censored FBI documents include tantalizing new information about events connected to the Sarasota Saudis who moved suddenly out of their home, leaving behind clothing, jewelry and cars, about two weeks before the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The documents were released to BrowardBulldog.org Monday amid ongoing Freedom of Information Act litigation.
More secret 9/11 documents identified, but FBI has yet to turn them over to judge - Florida Bulldog
Contradicting an earlier assertion made under oath by a senior FBI official, an attorney for the Justice Department said Wednesday that the FBI has identified four more boxes of “classified” 9/11 documents held by its Tampa field office. The government, however, has yet to comply with a federal judge’s orders that it turn over, by last Friday, copies of that massive 9/11 file – now said to total 27 boxes – for his personal inspection. U.S. District Judge William J.
Did the FBI Drop the Ball on Pearl Harbor?
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests show that, even today, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is withholding thousands of pages of documents relevant to intelligence obtained before Japan’s 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. The files involved were not supplied to the nine subsequent official enquires into the disaster. As a consequence, even now, there has been no adequate investigation of how the Bureau and other agencies handled the pre-attack intelligence.
The Admiral Who Took the Fall for Pearl Harbor
On Wednesday, the 75th anniversary of Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, many Americans will bow their heads to remember. But for one American family, the date will be one more mournful milestone in a largely forgotten personal drama stemming from the event that brought the U.S. into World War II. They are the grandchildren and relatives of Adm. Husband Kimmel, who commanded the U.S. Pacific Fleet at the time.
Stephen Glass Denied California Bar License - Disgraced Journalist Fabricated 42 Magazine Articles
0 ratings0% found this document useful (0 votes) 3K views 35 pages Disgraced ex-journalist Stephen Glass, who fabricated articles for major magazines in the 1990s, is not fit to practice law and has been denied a law license, the California Supreme Court has ruled. In a unanimous opinion (attached below), California's highest court concluded Glass has not overcome the stain of his tarnished and infamous past as a journalist who fabricated stories for prominent publications in the late 1990s.
The eleventh day
In the dawn of September 11, 2001, in Massachusetts, 92 people were getting up, breakfasting, heading for Boston’s Logan Airport. They were the passengers and crew of American Airlines Flight 11, one of some 40,000 planes scheduled to crisscross the country that day. To glance at some of the names on the passenger manifest, to learn a little about them, is to glimpse the melting-pot nature of the country.
The Kingdom and the Towers
An F.B.I. memo written two years after the exodus appears to acknowledge that some of the departing Saudis may have had information pertinent to the investigation. Asked on CNN the same year whether he could say unequivocally that no one on the evacuation flights had been involved in 9/11, Saudi Embassy information officer Nail al-Jubeir responded by saying he was sure of only two things, that “there is the existence of God, and then we will die at the end of the world.
Clinton's Mr. Inside
Once upon a time, this man brought the vote to the most frightened and most oppressed black citizens of the Deep South. He braved the jeers of a mob for the sake of integrating southern education; he marched in solidarity across Selma's Edmund Pettus Bridge. As head of the United Negro College Fund and the National Urban League he raised millions of dollars to help blacks gain college educations and job training and decent housing.
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