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The News About the News Business Is Getting Grimmer

Even by the standards of a news business whose fortunes have plummeted in the digital age, the last few weeks have been especially grim for American journalism.

Prominent newspapers like The Washington Post are shedding reporters and editors, and on Tuesday, The Los Angeles Times laid off more than 20 percent of its newsroom. Cable news ratings have fallen amid an uncompetitive presidential primary contest. Esteemed titles like Sports Illustrated, already a shadow of their former selves, have been gutted overnight.

As Americans prepare for an election year that will feature disinformation wars, AI-generated agitprop and a debate over the

‘Green’ businesses on the rise in Tampa Bay

TAMPA, Fla. — A study conducted by wework.com found that 80% of companies worldwide planned to increase their investments into becoming sustainable. It’s a trend to create more “green” businesses, which means it considers the operational impact on the environment.


What You Need To Know

  • America Industrial Guide, LLC is a company that specializes in biodegradable cleaning products
  • Maria Smith and her husband, Geraldo Florez, opened the company back in their home country of Colombia and now in Tampa
  • Smith says the goal of the business is to help people see the benefits of using biodegradable products

Organizations like Prospera

Alaska Airlines windshield cracks while landing in latest in-flight incident for Boeing

The windshield of an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 jet cracked while landing in Oregon on Sunday, the latest in a string of incidents involving aircraft belonging to the company.

The jet, Flight 9 from Washington, DC, was descending at Portland International Airport when a minor crack appeared on the inner windshield, Alaska Airlines said in a statement provided to FOX Business.

“The crew followed their checklists and the aircraft continued