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Ryan L. Nave

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Atlanta, Birmingham, Jackson
As seen in: Flipboard, International Business Times (U.S.), AL.com, NJ.com, MLive, The Oregonian, Cleveland.com, Penn Live Patriot-News, MassLive, Syracuse.com and
Now: Consultant to media businesses, Type Media Center fellow; Then: EIC @reckonnews @mstodaynews; Always: The Suge Knight of Southern journalism.

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More than 20 years ago, I was a college student with a subscription to Folio: The Magazine of Magazine Management dreaming of running my own magazine and, eventually, building a publishing empire.

Today, I'm doing it.

I've been in journalism for two decades, starting out as a beat reporter covering neighborhood and local government and later becoming an editor, newsroom leader, thought leader, coach, media consultant and strategic adviser in eight states. In my current consulting work, I get do…

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Amid clemency calls, Biden issues record pardons and commutations

Amid clemency calls, Biden issues record pardons and commutations

Since President Joe Biden touched off maelstrom by pardoning his son, Hunter, an ever growing chorus of priso…

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Mass deporting migrant farm workers would shock the economy

Mass deporting migrant farm workers would shock the economy

Of all the campaign promises Trump made, his desire to carry out mass deportations of migrants living in the …

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Despite Trump McDonald's stunt, the real face of fast food workers is female, low-wage and nonwhi...

Despite Trump McDonald's stunt, the real face of fast food workers is female, low-wage and nonwhi...

The majority of America's fast-food workforce is female, people of color (including many immigrants) and low-…

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In Pennsylvania and other battlegrounds, an army of poll chaplains is mobilizing

In Pennsylvania and other battlegrounds, an army of poll chaplains is mobilizing

Understanding the importance and possibility of tension, especially in battleground and swing states like Pen…

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Kamala's plan for Black men and the myth of the monolith

Kamala's plan for Black men and the myth of the monolith

New from the Harris/Walz campaign, the nine-page document outlines how a Harris Administration would provide …

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Missouri governor, high court refuse to halt Marcellus Williams' execution amid growing calls for...

Missouri governor, high court refuse to halt Marcellus Williams' execution amid growing calls for...

Williams was sentenced to death for the 1998 murder of a woman near St. Louis, but is now expected to receive…

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Mass deporting migrant farm workers would shock the economy: Reckon Report

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By Ryan L. Nave
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'Talk him out of it': Wall St. leaders expected to urge Trump to drop key campaign promise Business leaders are nervous about the economic impact of two of Donald Trump's signature campaign promises — and some of them are hoping they can …
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Despite Trump McDonald’s stunt, the real face of fast food workers is female, low-wage and nonwhite

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By Ryan L. Nave
| Flipboard
1 day ago While stumping for former President Donald Trump, tech billionaire Elon Musk announced that he will give away $1 million each day to registered voters in battleground states, immediately drawing scrutiny from election law experts who said the sweepstakes could violate laws against paying people to …
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Your wallet, your vote: The essential economy voter guide for 2024

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By R.L. Nave, Ryan L. Nave
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The U.S. has the largest economy in the history of the modern world. Precisely: $28 trillion. That’s twenty-eight-thousand billion dollars worth of goods, small business revenues, worker wage and productivity. And we’re all a part of it. So when you hear that the economy is the No. 1. issue for voters, it means practically nothing. It also means everything.
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