... for decades and decades, TV writers could depend on a broadcast TV season that started in September and ended in May, roughly nine months of work spent producing anywhere between 22 to 24 episodes. How has the shift to streaming up ended that model and really affected writers' compensation? Anousha ...
... he wants to run for president, period. Last time I checked, being governor is a full-time job. Running for president takes a lot of work.” The bill, which makes a number of other changes to Florida election law, passed one day after a federal appeals court upheld a GOP ...
... embarking on a reporting trip for her book, which she originally envisioned as an homage to women who stood up to misbehaving men. The cultural shift changed the thesis of her book and later compelled her to disclose what she said Trump did to her, she said. “I was flummoxed ...
... choice. Let's say you want to go to Chicago. And we'll give you a legal permit to be here for two years at work. So it's sort of an incentive, because it's a way better situation than crossing the border and immediately being put in immigration ...
... shift our thinking from -- I know we use the word hoax because we're saying it was just not really true. But we have to shift our thinking from these as being, oh, it's just a bad joke or a threat to being, these are attacks. They truly are ...
... forward to a better and brighter future where our rights and freedoms will be protected. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Janet Protasiewicz: And while there is still work to be done, tonight, we celebrate this historic victory that has obviously reignited hope in so many of us. Geoff Bennett: In Denver, two ...
... Pentagon press conference, Ryder said the tanks will be refurbished and refitted to make them combat ready for Ukraine. He declined to say where that work will be done. It's unclear how soon the U.S. would begin training Ukrainian forces on how to use, maintain and repair the ...
... lab-made opioids that are connected to about 70,000 deaths a year. Imposing longer prison sentences for possessing smaller amounts of drugs represents a shift in states that in recent years have rolled back drug possession penalties. Proponents of tougher penalties say this crisis is different and that, in ...
“You have to draw from a pool that may or may not be sympathetic to abortion, unlike in a clinic where you don’t go to work at unless you’re committed to abortion being part of health care,” Joffe said. Abortion advocates say confusion stems from unclear language ...
David Chipperfield: I think it does. I think it makes a big shift. And I think it's challenging, but also, I believe, quite rewarding. There is something very collaborative about restoration projects. And I believe that that's very important for the profession to embrace. And I think it ...
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