When we heard NPR's segment the other morning about why the network didn't refer to Donald Trump's repeated assertion that millions of illegal immigrants voted for Hillary Clinton, denying him a popular vote victory, a 'lie' we figured that NPR's ombudsman would surely hear about it. She did. And she's issued her ruling.
Surely someone would notice if their pig was missing, right? Not, apparently, in Albert Lea, Minn., where police were called to a neighborhood this week when a pig appeared.
For old radio people, there's plenty to be wistful about in the Alexandria Echo Press' story today about Dennis Anhalt, the retiring news director at KXRA Radio.
NPR's StoryCorps provides a warm update to the journey of Mary Johnson, the Minneapolis woman whose son was murdered by Oshea Israel in 1992, and who came to forgive him -- and become friends with him -- after visiting him in Stillwater prison.
With the announcement this afternoon that President Donald Trump wants to charge a 20% tax on imports from Mexico to pay for his wall across the country's southern border, there's a fair chance of an all-out trade war erupting.
What happens then?
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