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Fraud Proves To Be a Viable Ground for Vacating an Entire Arbitration Award Without Remand or Rehearing
Overturning an arbitration award can be challenging. The Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) imposes a heavy presumption in favor of confirmation, and courts routinely remind litigants that vacatur is reserved for exceptional circumstances. Even so, 2026 has produced a run of awards that have failed to survive judicial review on various grounds. Case Ground Eletson Holdings, Inc. v. Levona Holdings Ltd. (S.D.N.Y. Jan. 12, 2026) Fraud, § 10(a)(1) USAA Savings Bank v. Goff (7th Cir. Mar.
Fraud Proves To Be a Viable Ground for Vacating an Entire Arbitration Award Without Remand or Rehearing
Overturning an arbitration award can be challenging. The Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) imposes a heavy presumption in favor of confirmation, and courts routinely remind litigants that vacatur is reserved for exceptional circumstances. Even so, 2026 has produced a run of awards that have failed to survive judicial review on various grounds.
Are you 65 or older and have a story to tell? WYSO to help seniors start their own podcasts
NPR is giving people 65 and older a chance to tell their stories. The Senior Podcast Challenge invites older Americans to share the experiences and memories that have shaped their lives. Will Davis, director of WYSO’s Eichelberger Center for Community Voices, spoke with the journalists behind the initiative, Janet Woojeong Lee and Steve Drummond, about why they created the challenge and what kinds of stories they hope to hear.
10 Vendor photos that boost sales and event applications
29 July 2026 | By: Will Davis | Publisher: Eventeny Blog Jul 29, 2026, 3:09:45 PM 10 Vendor photos that boost sales and event applications Will Davis Share: facebook-f icon linkedin-in icon Twitter icon pinterest-p icon envelope icon Your photos are working for you before you ever set up a table. Event organizers move fast when reviewing applications. When two vendors sell similar products, the one with clear, professional photos almost always wins the spot.
I’ve spent three months with the Audi S5 Avant – here’s my honest review
Car changing is a big deal The free, easy way to change your car online Check how much your car is worth with our free car valuation Rated 4.4/5 from 82,461 reviews Carwow’s head of social media Will Davis has been using the Audi S5 Avant for the last three months, and these are all the pros and cons of this performance estate car. This is my Audi S5 Avant, a car I’ve spent three months with after getting the keys from head of video Jack Scotton.
Sniff, search, serve: Inside the world of military working dogs
Inspired by Springfield's K-9 War Dogs Memorial, which honors military working dogs and their handlers, Community Voices producer and Marine Corps veteran Zack Sliver spoke with U.S. Air Force handlers Staff Sgt. Mantrease Robertson and Senior Airman Jordan Johnson about the training, challenges and bonds that define the job. Mantrease Robertson: Yes, sir. So, to become a handler, you have to go down to Lackland, San Antonio, Texas, Air Force Base, right?
The real-life superpowers of Clark County students
WYSO Youth Radio is produced for the ear and designed to be heard, not read. We strongly encourage you to listen to the audio by clicking on the blue "LISTEN" button above, which includes emotion and emphasis not on the page. Not all superheroes wear capes; some wear earbuds. The students of BATS (Bringing Awareness to Students) in Clark County are here to remind us that every teenager has something unique to share with the world.
Connect250 invites Americans to share their stories
Dave Isay has spent decades reminding us that every person has a story worth hearing. As the founder and president of StoryCorps, he's helped preserve hundreds of thousands of conversations and created one of the most important storytelling institutions in America.
'They never made it home': Randy Ark's mission to remember fallen veterans
Randy Ark is a Vietnam veteran, former Army combat medic and one of Clark County's most dedicated advocates for veterans. He's helped lead efforts to create and expand the Veterans Memorial Park Complex in Springfield, Ohio, ensuring that the stories and sacrifices of local veterans are remembered. Marine Corps veteran and Veterans' Voices producer Zack Sliver met with Randy to talk about his service in Vietnam and his lifelong commitment to honoring those who serve.
‘Don't forget those who gave everything’: Voices from North Dayton's Flag Day memorial ceremony
Last week, WYSO Community Voices Producer Zack Sliver spent Flag Day at Point Park in North Dayton. That day, veterans, neighbors, and community leaders came together for the rededication of the North Dayton Patriots Memorial. Afterwards, Sliver asked people why events like this are still important. Here's what they said. This transcript has been lightly edited for length and clarity. Rep. Andrea White: We are thrilled to be here today.
How Chaminade Julienne students discovered a historic link to Paul Laurence Dunbar
When teachers and students at Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School started digging into the history of a small corner of campus, they uncovered a connection to a remarkable Dayton story from the past. Ellesse Dancy: Hi, my name is Ellesse Dancy, and I'm a senior at Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School. We recently discovered that some significant Dayton history happened in the northern part of our CJ campus.
Tippecanoe students meet The Light Pirate author
This spring, Aubrey Ernst, Elizabeth Bundenthal and Natalie Arnold from Tippecanoe High School had the exciting opportunity to interview Lily Brooks-Dalton, author of The Light Pirate, a novel that imagines a future shaped by climate change and hope. The Light Pirate was the runner-up for the 2023 Dayton Literary Peace Prize, and the students were eager to learn more about the inspiration behind the acclaimed novel and the author who created it.
A Clark County teen group says empathy, self-talk, and breathing are real-life superpowers
WYSO Youth Radio is produced for the ear and designed to be heard, not read. We strongly encourage you to listen to the audio by clicking on the blue "LISTEN" button above, which includes emotion and emphasis not on the page. With summer underway, WYSO Youth Radio is back with a new season of stories from young people in our community. To kick things off, members of a teen-led group called BATS, Bringing Awareness to Students, stopped by WYSO to share their real-life superpowers.
Family Keeps the Memory of Dayton Hero Tony Stein Alive
People who knew Tony Stein before World War II described him the same way. Quiet. Athletic. Determined. A kid who grew up poor in Dayton during the Great Depression and put everything he had into whatever he did. His mother tried to keep him from enlisting. He told her it was his duty. He owed it to his country. In February 1945, Marine Corporal Tony Stein landed on the black sand beaches of Iwo Jima in the first wave of one of the bloodiest battles of World War II.
Articles Tagged with: reactors -- ANS
Lawmakers in Congress have introduced a pair of bills this month targeting different aspects of nuclear construction, with one proposal focusing on construction material and the other on tax credits. Nuclear energy offers a pairing of high capacity factors and low carbon emissions unrivaled by other power sources, and advanced reactors and small modular reactors (SMRs) hold promise to deliver that power with even more efficiency and versatility.
Online and in-person strategies
18 May 2026 | By: Will Davis | Publisher: Eventeny Blog May 18, 2026 12:16:02 PM Smart vendor sales: Online and in-person strategies Will Davis Share: facebook-f icon linkedin-in icon Twitter icon pinterest-p icon envelope icon Festival vendor sales are evolving rapidly, and the days of relying on a single event to "make or break" your business are long gone.
Living with a Cupra Terramar: my final verdict after six months
Car changing is a big deal The free, easy way to change your car online Check how much your car is worth with our free car valuation Rated 4.4/5 from 80,307 reviews Head of social media Will Davis has been living with his Cupra Terramar for six months, but now it’s time to hand back the keys. Here are his final thoughts on this sporty SUV after around 5,000 miles behind the wheel. They say time flies when you’re having fun, and the last six months with my Cupra Terramar has certainly flown by.
grow your presence & sales
27 April 2026 | By: Will Davis | Publisher: Eventeny Blog Apr 27, 2026 3:10:21 PM Vendor branding: grow your presence & sales Will Davis Share: facebook-f icon linkedin-in icon Twitter icon pinterest-p icon envelope icon Is selling at events just about today's profits? Or can each craft fair, art show, or market become a launchpad for long-term brand success?
Living with a Cupra Formentor: my honest first impressions of this £60k SUV
Car changing is a big deal The free, easy way to change your car online Check how much your car is worth with our free car valuation Rated 4.4/5 from 80,078 reviews Head of social media Will Davis is four weeks into his six-months with the Cupra Formentor. Here are his honest first impressions of this Volkswagen Golf R alternative. This is my daily driver: a Cupra Formentor VZ with the 333hp engine from a Volkswagen Golf R.
One Small Step: Having hope doesn't make you naive
Together with StoryCorps, WYSO invited community members to take part in One Small Step, bringing people from across the region together for conversations with someone they’d never met. In this final episode, we meet Paul Wesselmann of Cincinnati and Carrie Scarff of Dayton. They met at WYSO’s Chuck Berry Studio in downtown Dayton and found they shared a sense of despair about the state of the world.
One Small Step: Overcoming divisions in politics and faith
Together with StoryCorps, WYSO invited community members to take part in One Small Step, bringing people from across the region together for conversations with someone they’d never met. PR Frank of Dayton and Mary McKnight of Trotwood met at the Huber Heights Branch of the Dayton Metro Library and talked about their own faith journeys, including what it’s like to feel like an outsider in a community that’s supposed to feel like home. This conversation has been edited for length and clarity.
One Small Step: Two retired Air Force members discuss Trump, No Kings
Together with StoryCorps, WYSO invited community members to take part in One Small Step, a program that brings people from the region together for honest conversations with someone they have never met. Today we hear from Kevin Price of Bellbrook and Rob Williams of Dayton. When they met at the WYSO studios last fall, they quickly realized they were both retired from the Air Force and had a lot in common.
Should you spend £60,000 on this performance SUV, or save 50% buying used?
Car changing is a big deal The free, easy way to change your car online Check how much your car is worth with our free car valuation Rated 4.4/5 from 78,958 reviews Head of social media Will Davis is living with the 333hp Cupra Formentor for six months. With a price tag of almost £60,000 it’s quite expensive, but here’s how you can get similar performance for a lot less cash This is my new Cupra Formentor, and I’m about a month into my six-month stint with this sporty, small SUV.
One Small Step: Do you parent differently than your parents?
One Small Step with WYSO brings together people from the region to have meaningful conversations with someone they have never met. On today’s episode, two moms reflect on how the way they were raised shaped the way they chose to raise their own kids. Suzzy Nandrasy of Dayton and Michelle O’Connor of Miamisburg met at the Huber Heights branch of the Dayton Metro Library.
I’m living with the Cupra Formentor for six months to see if it’s better than a Golf R
Car changing is a big deal The free, easy way to change your car online Check how much your car is worth with our free car valuation Rated 4.4/5 from 78,759 reviews Head of social media Will Davis has taken delivery of a new Cupra Formentor, and it’s the range-topping 333hp model with the engine from a Volkswagen Golf R. Here’s an introduction to his new daily driver. This is my new Cupra Formentor, a small, stylish SUV with a very powerful engine under the bonnet.
One Small Step: What does patriotism mean to you?
One Small Step with WYSO brings strangers with different beliefs together for a conversation — not to debate politics, but to simply get to know each other. In this episode, Lisa Koepke from Cincinnati and AJ Busé from Dayton meet online and discuss a big, and often complicated, idea: patriotism. As part of their conversation, they talk about one of the most recognizable symbols of patriotism in the United States, the American flag, and how different people connect to it in different ways.
New Texas Summary Judgment Rules Are Now In Effect: Expedited Action And Challenges For Litigants To Navigate
At the behest of the State Legislature (SB 293), the Texas Supreme Court recently finalized and adopted amendments to Rule 166a of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
New Texas Summary Judgment Rules Are Now In Effect: Expedited Action and Challenges for Litigants to Navigate | JD Supra
At the behest of the State Legislature (SB 293), the Texas Supreme Court recently finalized and adopted amendments to Rule 166a of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
Two strangers talk about what being Ohioan means to them: 'The people here are scrappy'
One Small Step with WYSO brings strangers with different beliefs together for a conversation — not to debate politics, but to simply get to know each other. In this episode, Hailey Clark of Dayton and Sheila Miller of Yellow Springs discuss how their Ohio roots make it easier to connect with people across party lines. This conversation has been edited for length and clarity. Clark: What does being an Ohioan mean to you? Miller: I feel a pride in Ohio.
Two former Girl Scouts from the suburbs who had very different experiences with race
One Small Step with WYSO brings strangers with different beliefs together for a conversation — not to debate politics, but to simply get to know each other. Martha Antolik of Vandalia and Venita Kelley of Dayton met at the Dayton Metro Library’s New Lebanon Branch to discuss their values around equality and inclusion. Both were Girl Scouts who grew up in the suburbs, but their experiences with race were very different. As a Girl Scout, Kelley was called a racial slur by an adult.
Private credit crunch? NBFIs and why the financial crisis does not apply
Having now surpassed 51% of all global assets, non‑banking financial institution (NBFI) lending is creating further headaches for the financial industry when managing private credit. What is private credit? Otherwise labelled as “shadow banking,” this involves non‑banking entities providing banking‑like services such as lending, asset management, and risk pooling without holding a full banking licence or accepting deposits.
What event organizers want in vendor applications
19 February 2026 | By: Will Davis | Publisher: Eventeny Blog Feb 19, 2026 3:22:34 PM What event organizers want in vendor applications - Eventeny Will Davis Share: facebook-f icon linkedin-in icon Twitter icon pinterest-p icon envelope icon We have all been there. You spend hours perfecting your product photos, agonizing over your vendor bio, and double-checking your pricing. You finally hit "submit" on the vendor application for that dream market, food festival, or corporate event.
Whoa! Speed camera revenue tops $14 million as legislature mulls referenda
As lawmakers consider limits on unpopular speed cameras, the Reporter has learned that Macon-Bibb’s cameras have now siphoned over $14 million out of local drivers since their inception in 2022. The Reporter obtained on Friday, Feb. 12 the latest revenue figures from Macon-Bibb using Georgia’s open records act. It shows that through October, the 24 cameras had sucked $4.25 million out of the pockets of local drivers in 2025.
One Small Step: Why are we hyper-focused on small differences, not celebrating big similarities?
One Small Step with WYSO brings strangers with different beliefs together for a conversation — not to debate politics, but to simply get to know each other. In this episode, Candace Potter of Kettering and Tony Barnes of Dayton met at the Huber Heights Branch of the Dayton Metro Library to talk about online polarization and how face-to-face conversation can be a relief. They agreed that choosing empathy helps make the world feel less chaotic.
One Small Step: 'I think what being patriotic is, is taking care of your neighbor.'
One Small Step with WYSO brings strangers with different beliefs together for a conversation — not to debate politics, but to simply get to know each other. The project was created by StoryCorps. For this conversation, Amy Hart of Fairborn and Emily Anderson of Troy discuss connecting with strangers to share perspectives.
Gogo issues year-end “report card” on critical new product Original
Broomfield,CO., Jan. 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gogo Inc. (NASDAQ: GOGO) (“Gogo,” “we,” “us” or the “Company”), issued a “report card” today regarding its 2025 year-end progress on critical new product initiatives as it transitions from being a domestic supplier of traditional Air-to-Ground (“ATG”) connectivity to becoming a global multi-orbit, ultra-high bandwidth connectivity supplier to the business aviation (“BA”) and military government markets.
Ohio Army vet uses art to bridge the civilian-military gap
When Veronica Shields graduated high school, she didn't have a clear plan for what came next. Growing up in a military family made joining the service feel like the natural next step. Her mother, Patricia Hanley, served as a member of the Women Airforce Service Pilots in World War II. Her uncle was in the Army. For Shields, enlisting was the right call. "Going into the military was probably the best thing I could have done at that time in my life," Shields said.
For this Ohio combat vet, teaching art is 'worth a million dollars'
Mary Skrenta joined the Army for one reason: to pay for art school. "I really have to be honest with you that I joined the military for the college benefits because I had always loved the arts," Skrenta said. "I wanted to go to art school and an art education is a very expensive education, even back then." She walked into a recruiting office with a clear ask: "I want the least amount of time in, I want the most amount of college money, and I wanna go to Europe.
I’m spending three months with the Cupra’s VW Tiguan alternative - here’s what I think of it so far
Car changing is a big deal The free, easy way to change your car online Check how much your car is worth with our free car valuation Rated 4.5/5 from 76,289 reviews Carwow’s head of social media Will Davies has picked up the keys to the hottest version of Cupra’s Terramar to see if this sporty SUV can cut the mustard in a crowded marketplace. Here are his initial impressions.
Ohio Navy veteran finds healing through her leather craftsmanship
This story contains discussion of sexual assault. Candise Baker is a Navy veteran and an artist who channels the discipline and precision shaped by her service into her leather work. "I had this idea of like the Sailor's Creed." Baker said. "And I actually cut out all the words so that way I can transfer that onto this piece of leather because I didn't want to waste it.
Articles Tagged with: shippingport -- ANS
The sixth annual World Nuclear Energy Day is being celebrated today following its inception in 2020. In recognition, here is a throwback to an Atomic Energy Commission cartoon from the early days of nuclear power: The Shippingport Atomic Power Station in Shippingport, Pa., the first full-scale nuclear power generating station in the United States, began operating in 1957.
Articles Tagged with: atomic energy commission -- ANS
The sixth annual World Nuclear Energy Day is being celebrated today following its inception in 2020.
VA arts program helps Ohio veterans heal through creative expression
The Ohio Veterans Arts Initiative offers veterans free art classes — from painting to guitar — as an alternative way to process trauma and reduce suicide rates. Heather Seymour directs the statewide program at the Central Ohio VA, which falls under the umbrella of whole health and focuses on preventative ways to support physical and mental health. "Sometimes it can be quite hard to verbalize past traumas or to verbalize what's actually going on in your mental landscape," Seymour said.
Ohio Army veteran becomes self-taught artist after military career
Army veteran Leni D. Anderson taught himself to paint after leaving the military and has since exhibited work at the Smithsonian, Kennedy Center, and galleries across the globe. Anderson's work is currently on display at the Veterans Art Exhibition at the Rife Gallery in downtown Columbus, alongside 22 other veteran artists. Anderson said he knew from childhood that he would join the Army. He collected military advertisements from magazines and made scrapbooks.
Meet the Ohio Veteran artist helping others find their voice
An Air Force Veteran who once hid his military service for a decade is now helping other veterans find their voice through art — and judging one of Ohio's largest showcases of Veteran creativity. Daniel King, a lens-based artist and educator, is serving as juror for the 2025 Ohio Veterans and Military Art Exhibition at the Ohio Arts Council's Riffe Gallery. The exhibition features 37 works by 23 artists, highlighting the complex stories veterans tell when given creative freedom.
Triple-Digit SEO Growth in a Declining Market? Here’s How
Search Traffic Is Falling. But That’s Not the Whole Story. Right now, most brands are losing ground in organic search, even those following best-practice advice. But a handful are bucking the trend. They’re not just holding steady, they’re growing. At Fresh Egg, we’re seeing double and even triple-digit organic uplifts for clients across multiple industries, not from hacks or vanity metrics, but from strategies aligned to real business outcomes.
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What Is an XML Sitemap? And Why It’s Essential for SEO in the AI Era
Let’s be honest: when it comes to SEO, some jobs are more thrilling than others. Setting up an XML sitemap doesn’t usually make the list. It’s a background task, often overlooked, but one that can make a real difference. With search now being shaped by AI, this unglamorous file has taken on a new level of importance. In this article, I break down what an XML sitemap is, why it has always been useful, and how the shift towards AI-powered search makes it more relevant than ever.
A flexible model of food security: Estimation and implications for prediction
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Sign up to chat with a stranger on Saturday at the New Lebanon library
SIGN UP HERE Want to get to know someone from your community with different views? Sign up for an event at the New Lebanon branch of the Dayton Metro Library this Saturday! The One Small Step initiative brings strangers with different beliefs together for a conversation — not to debate politics — but to get to know each other as people. WYSO and StoryCorps invite the southwest Ohio community to join the nearly 6,000 people in 50 U.S. states who have participated in a One Small Step conversation.
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