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Milbeth Allen Named 2026 Hawkins Educator of the Year

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By John Barrett, Southern’s chairman, WLWT-TV Anchor
| westernsouthern.com
Western & Southern named Milbeth Allen, a teacher at Cincinnati Public Schools’ Bond Hill Academy, as the 2026 Dr. Lawrence C. Hawkins Educator of the Year. The award, established by Western & Southern in 2007, is celebrating its 20th year. Each year, it honors one educator in CPS who elevates the educational process in the district to an exceptional level through personal commitment, dedicated focus and outstanding results.
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A Judicial Enigma – Paul Moreno

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By G. White, Paul Moreno, John Barrett
| Law & Liberty Verified
Robert Jackson was a key figure in mid-twentieth-century American liberalism. He rose rapidly up the cursus honorum of the New Deal. In the period between 1934 and 1941, Roosevelt appointed him Assistant General Counsel to the IRS, then Assistant Attorney General for the IRS. He then worked for the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division before becoming Solicitor General, Attorney General, and finally Associate Justice on the Supreme Court, serving from 1941 to 1954.
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TV-Star und Wrestling-Legende Hulk Hogan ist tot

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By John Barrett, Beate Hinrichs
| WDR Verified
Der Wrestling-Verband WWE würdigte ihn als "eine der bekanntesten Figuren der Popkultur". Hogan wurde in den 1980er Jahren bekannt und trat später auch in Filmen und im Fernsehen auf. Zum Markenzeichen des gut zwei Meter große Muskelmanns gehörten die halblangen blonden Haare und sein Schnäuzer. Im Januar war er bei der Vereidigungsfeier von US-Präsident Donald Trump aufgetreten.
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