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politics2 years ago

"US Judge Questions Trump on Televising Federal Election Trial"

A U.S. judge has asked former President Donald Trump if he wants his federal election trial, scheduled to begin in March 2024, to be televised. Media organizations and press advocacy groups argue that the public has a right to see the trial of a former U.S. president who is also the frontrunner for the 2024 Republican nomination. Prosecutors have not explained why they oppose the effort, but Trump's lead lawyer has expressed support for televising the trial. Federal courts generally bar TV cameras and photography in courtrooms, but a judicial panel is considering relaxing that ban.

via Reuters|
#constitutional-rights#donald-trump#federal-election-trial
sports2 years ago

Fairleigh Dickinson's historic upset over Purdue causes March Madness chaos.

CBS Sports producer Bill Thayer and director Andy Goldberg take readers inside the production truck during No. 16 seed Fairleigh Dickinson's historic upset over No. 1 seed Purdue in the NCAA Tournament. Thayer considered cueing up a flashback of UMBC's victory over Virginia during the first half, but was talked down by play-by-play broadcaster Andrew Catalon. The production team stayed calm and captured the energy of the arena during key moments of the game, ultimately delivering a seamless broadcast of the historic upset.

via The Athletic|
#fairleigh-dickinson#ncaa-tournament#purdue
events2 years ago

Your Guide to St. Patrick's Day in NYC: Parade, Grand Marshal, and More

The NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade returns for its 262nd edition after a two-year hiatus caused by the pandemic. The parade will be televised nationally and internationally through NBC 4 New York and will highlight the issue of food insecurity in the city and the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement. The parade will start at Fifth Avenue and 44th Street and will include elected officials and a variety of bands and other groups. Spectators can watch along Fifth Avenue from 48th Street to 55th Street.

via The New York Times|
#events#food-insecurity#marching-bands