Small Wars Journal is pleased to announce a new publishing partnership with the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The series, titled “Transforming Military Education,” will illuminate how “America’s School for War” is leading the Army’s initiative to modernize professional military education (PME) with pedagogical reforms, innovative programs, technological applications, and multi-disciplinary approaches that are … Read more The post Small ...| Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University
Eyeless Tiger The 1982 American sports drama film, Rocky III is analogous for what happened to the U.S. in a post-Cold War era with an emerging China. Rocky III begins with a recall to the final moments of the previous movie, Rocky II, where the protagonist, Rocky, defeats Apollo Creed for the Boxing Heavyweight Championship. It then transitions to Rocky … Read more The post Through the Tiger’s Eyes: Enabling the Second American Century appeared first on Small Wars Journal by Arizona Stat...| Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University
A symbolic push for Bagram risks a regional escalation drawing in Russia, Iran, and China. Introduction An old dispute has been rekindled by President Donald Trump. He demanded that the United States retake Afghanistan’s Bagram Airbase, formerly the region’s center of coalition logistics, intelligence, and counterterrorism, during a recent news conference held in the United Kingdom. Abandoned during the chaotic … Read more The post President Trump’s Push for Bagram Air Base: Strategic...| Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University
Victims of the Palisades and Eaton fires are suing State Farm, saying the insurer deliberately set projected replacement costs far lower than the actual costs.| Los Angeles Times
The California Department of Insurance is launching a "market conduct" exam into how State Farm General, the state's largest home insurer, is handling claims from the January fires after receiving numerous complaints from policyholders.| Los Angeles Times
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Friday that it will sample the nation's milk supply to test for the H5N1 bird flu virus.| Los Angeles Times
H5N1 bird flu has been discovered in a pig in Oregon, a development that has sparked new concerns among infectious disease experts.| Los Angeles Times
State officials say two dairy workers in the Central Valley have contracted H5N1 bird flu. They say the risk of infection remains low for the general population.| Los Angeles Times
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that expands a moratorium on all types of a blood-thinning rat poison that has unintentionally sickened other animals.| Los Angeles Times
The circumstances and positive testing of a raw milk sample in California don't make sense, say experts. Something is amiss.| Los Angeles Times
California health officials reported Tuesday that a child in Alameda County has been infected with bird flu; source unknown.| Los Angeles Times
Health officials have announced six more H5N1 bird flu infections in humans: five in California and the first known case in Oregon.| Los Angeles Times
Federal wildlife officials approved a plan to cull barred owls in order to protect northern spotted owls, but it could be upended by funding cuts and congressional opposition.| Los Angeles Times
Dairies say the USDA relief money helped them sustain operations as bird flu decimated milk production, but critics say the aid perpetuates industrial farming practices that make herds vulnerable to disease.| Los Angeles Times
Unprecedented numbers of gray whales are being spotted in San Francisco Bay, and nobody really knows why. Experts only have educated guesses about the prevalence of porpoises, dolphins and humpback whales too.| Los Angeles Times
Despite assurances from the federal government that bird flu will be eradicated from dairy cows, some experts worry the disease is here to stay.| Los Angeles Times
Donald Trump's proposed tariffs could have major consequences for California's economy, which has a lot riding on trade, especially with China and Mexico.| Los Angeles Times
The Google-owned company reached an agreement with NBCUniversal, which boasts such programming as "Sunday Night Football." YouTube TV wanted to avoid a blackout that would have provoked the ire of some of its 10 million customers.| Los Angeles Times
After weeks of negotiations and the threat of a nasty lawsuit, 'South Park' creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone wrangled two staggering deals, finally bring the foulmouthed cartoon to Paramount+.| Los Angeles Times
In July, California's sales tax on gasoline and the Low Carbon Fuel Standard program will take effect. That means drivers should expect to see a notable hike in prices at the pump.| Los Angeles Times
Economic experts and analysts expect the tariffs will increase the price of cars.| Los Angeles Times
SANTA FE — New Mexicans turned out in large numbers today to share feedback on proposed rule changes from the Early Childhood Education and Care Department (ECECD) that advance the state’s proposed transition to universal child care, set to begin Nov. 1. | Early Childhood Education & Care Department
October’s children’s book roundup includes stories for young readers navigating big questions like, “will you live forever?” and managing big feelings like loneliness and overwhelm. Though books don’t always have the answers, these authors and illustrators offer comfort and a reminder that no matter what you are feeling, you are not alone. I AM NOT […] The post OCTOBER BOOK CORNER: Illustrated Books for Big Questions and Emotions appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
L.A.-based writer, director, executive producer and filmmaker Matthew Thompson shares the inspiration behind his debut children’s book, “The Mood Swing,” tips for navigating grief for both parents and kids and L.A. resources for families navigating loss. Tell us a little bit about your journey from filmmaker to children’s book author.I’ve been a filmmaker for over […] The post Spotlight: Meet Matthew Thompson, Filmmaker and Author of ‘The Mood Swing’ appeared first on L.A. Par...| L.A. Parent
Our friends at the National Parenting Product Awards have put together their annual back to school guide to get everything you need this fall, featuring NAPPA Award-winning books, gear, creative and learning toys and STEM activities. NAPPA Awards is a family-focused brand with a mission to “showcase the best toys, learning tools, games, books, music, […] The post 2025 Back to School Guide appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
The Week Without Driving seeks to highlight that nearly a third of Californians can’t rely on driving for their personal mobility. This year, the South Bay Transit Summit in Torrance also exposed how overlapping systems of infrastructure, regulation, and enforcement leave even willing bike riders few real choices. In the South Bay, this coercion isn’t […] The post How South Bay Cities Enforce Car Dependence by Design appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
DOT’s Dead-End Logic On September 9, 2025, the U.S. Department of Transportation canceled grants for bike lanes, safer intersections, and pedestrian facilities with a stunning rationale: they were “hostile to motor vehicles.” In San Diego, a safety project was rescinded because it “appears to reduce lane capacity and a road diet that is hostile to […] The post DOT’s Dead-End Logic appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
New bikeways can be confusing for riders and drivers. But once you know the signage, you’ve got the inside scoop. Think of these signs as a secret code: crack it, and you’ll always know where you belong.| CalBike
By Paige Bethmann Before my grandmother passed away in 2019, I went to visit her in the hospital where she’d been for a few weeks. When I arrived, the nurses smiled and said, “We really should be charging admission for all the visitors she has.” A renowned Mohawk storyteller — relatives, friends, and staff came […] The post The “Remaining Native” Team on the Sundance Institute Labs, Community and More first appeared on sundance.org.| sundance.org
(L–R) Guest, Kimberly Robinson Jones, Geeta Gandbhir, Pamela Dias, and Takema Robinson attend the 2025 Sundance Film Festival premiere of “The Perfect Neighbor” at the The post “The Perfect Neighbor” Takes a Novel Approach to Examining America’s Race and Gun Violence first appeared on sundance.org.| sundance.org
By Katie Arthurs Whether told through dance, ceremony, spoken word, or visual art, storytelling in all its forms is a long held tradition for many The post “To Have All Is to Share All”: A Spotlight on Sundance Institute’s Merata Mita Fellowship first appeared on sundance.org.| sundance.org
By Jessica Herndon One of the most exciting things about the Sundance Film Festival is having a front-row seat for the bright future of independent The post Give Me the Backstory: Get to Know Bill Condon, the Writer-Director Behind “Kiss of the Spider Woman” first appeared on sundance.org.| sundance.org
From left, Scoot McNairy, Andrew Durham, Nessa Dougherty, and Emilia Jones attend the premiere of “Fairyland” at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Photo by Jemal The post “Fairyland” Delves Deeply Into the Tragedy of the AIDS Crisis first appeared on sundance.org.| sundance.org
By Kristin Feeley (In my sleep I dreamed this poem)Someone I loved once gave mea box full of darkness.It took me years to understandthat this, too, was a gift. – “The Uses of Sorrow,” Mary Oliver I’ve been thinking about this poem a lot lately. In the context of our work in the Documentary Film […] The post Nonfiction Films Ensure That We Are Seen and Our Stories Told first appeared on sundance.org.| sundance.org
Conan O’Brien and Rose Byrne (photo by Andrew H. Walker / Shutterstock for Sundance FIlm Festival) By Bailey Pennick “This is the first time that The post “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” Immerses You in the High Stakes of Emotional Burnout first appeared on sundance.org.| sundance.org
By Lucy SpicerOne of the most exciting things about the Sundance Film Festival is having a front-row seat for the bright future of independent filmmaking. While we can learn a lot about the filmmakers from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival through the art that these storytellers share with us, there’s always more we can learn| sundance.org - sundance.org
'Bridgerton' Season 4 will follow Benedict and Sophie's fairy tale-inspired romance and be released in two parts on Netflix. A new trailer teases release dates.| Los Angeles Times
A baby died after his mother left him and a sibling, 2, inside a car while she was getting a cosmetic treatment, police say. She's been charged with involuntary manslaughter.| Los Angeles Times
Godwin came to the Walt Disney Co. unit from CBS. She made history as the first Black broadcast news division president.| Los Angeles Times
Chris Keyes is the Executive Director of RE:PUBLIC and the former longtime Editor in Chief of Outside magazine. During his decades-long career in journalism, Chris helped guide Outside through some of its most iconic years—publishing award-winning stories, mentoring top writers, and keeping the magazine’s adventurous spirit alive in an era of massive change across the … Continue reading "Chris Keyes – From Outside to RE:PUBLIC" The post Chris Keyes – From Outside to RE:PUBLIC appear...| Mountain & Prairie
Podcast interview with Brad Johnson, Senior Regenerative Agriculture Advisor for The Nature Conservancy| Mountain & Prairie
The move in Washington comes after Paramount agreed to pay $16 million, mostly to Trump's presidential library, to settle the president's personal lawsuit over '60 Minutes' edits. In May, Qatar donated a $400-million jetliner.| Los Angeles Times
President Trump had filed a $20-billion lawsuit claiming a ‘60 Minutes' interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris was manipulated to show her in a flattering light. Trump alleged the news interview was 'election-threatening.'| Los Angeles Times
The Doomsday Clock is outdated—global threats from nukes, cyber, bio, and AI combine to raise pressure and risk systemic collapse.| Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University
Police officers in San Bruno observed a Waymo car making an illegal U-turn. The incident highlights a gray area in law enforcement’s ability to cite robot cars when they violate traffic laws.| Los Angeles Times
By Jessica HerndonSound and music aren’t embellishments in film — they’re storytelling tools that can shape emotional beats and signature settings. Think of the terror evoked by John Williams’ Jaws main title “The Shark Theme” or the sweeping heartache we feel when hearing James Horner’s Titanic main title “Rose.” The power of sound in film| sundance.org - sundance.org
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It’s that time of year! Trade your linens for plaid, sandals for boots, and get ready for all the family-friendly fall events happening in L.A., like apple picking, hayrides, corn mazes and, of course, pumpkin patches! Tanaka Farms Pumpkin Patch 9 a.m. – 8:30 p.m., Sept. 15 – Nov. 2 | Tanaka Farms Tanaka Farms’ […] The post 17 Pumpkin Patches in L.A. to Visit This Fall appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
Practical advice from educators and experienced parents to help you and your child thrive during the middle school years. As a middle-school parent three times over, I saw my children go from chatty sharers to communication firewalls. I went from confidently coaching my kids in math to thinking algebra came from Mars. Awkward, socially clueless […] The post Navigating Middle School: Tips for Parents to Support Their Kids appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
If an automaker wants to imply a car can drive independently, as certain manufacturers do with terms like “autopilot” and “full self driving” , the minimum requirement should include a high standard for safety around bicycles and other vulnerable road users, verified publicly. The League of American Bicyclists already outlines what competence for AVs looks […] The post A bike-first standard for “self-driving” claims appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
After several years of successful campaigns, including passing the Freedom to Walk Act,the Complete Streets Bill, and securing $1 billion for the Active Transportation Program, 2025 is shaping up to be a dismal year for active transportation efforts in Sacramento. A combination of budget shortfalls, literal and metaphorical fires, and a federal government openly hostile […]| CalBike
Art shapes memories, fuels insurgencies, contests legitimacy, and serves as an enduring form of psychological and cultural operations.| Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University
By Jessica HerndonWelcome to the second edition of Take 5, where we invite you to get familiar with the talented instructors behind our Sundance Collab courses. This time, we’re featuring KD Roeder Daza, who leads the “Previsualization with AI Tools for Filmmakers” course.“The rate of technological development is moving much faster than creative adoption,” Daza| sundance.org - sundance.org
Paul Hendricks is the Executive Director of The Conservation Alliance, a coalition of more than 270 businesses working together to protect wild places across North America. Founded nearly four decades ago by Patagonia, REI, The North Face, and Kelty, The Conservation Alliance has grown into one of the most important forces in conservation—pooling dollars, influence, … Continue reading "Paul Hendricks – The Conservation Alliance and the Future of Public Lands" The post Paul Hendricks –...| Mountain & Prairie
Podcast interview with Kate Williams, CEO of 1% for the Planet. Discussing leadership, the environment, NOLS, and more.| Mountain & Prairie
The Global War on Terror didn't eliminate Al-Qaeda; the war just pushed Al-Qaeda into Africa. As a result, the group continues to grow.| Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University
As the audience moves to streaming, TV stations are pressing Washington for relief.| Los Angeles Times
Director Sterlin Harjo and creative advisor Mike White at the 2004 Screenwriters Lab.By Jessica Herndon As the Sundance Institute Directors Lab turns 45, we’re celebrating this milestone by highlighting filmmakers who are an integral part of its legacy. Through this special series, we dive deep into the stories of directors who began their narrative feature filmmaking| sundance.org - sundance.org
👋 Welcome to the September 2025 issue of The Latest! Where we are upping our game and shooting for the stars! Start Ups and Access Brick Walls Tech innovation is moving at a rapid rate, especially in everything AI, coaching, and that entrepreneurial spirit! I continually explore innovative tools as... The post The Latest: Small Steps to Success appeared first on Disability Is Human.| Disability Is Human
👋 Welcome to the August 2025 issue of The Latest! Accessibility and Education: Insights from the Field Accessibility is on the forefront of my teaching, research, and thought leadership. This August edition of The Latest gives you my take on accessibility from each lens as we enter Fall 2025… Teaching:... The post The Latest: Accessibility in 2025, My POV appeared first on Disability Is Human.| Disability Is Human
👋 Welcome to the July 2025 issue of The Latest! Whenever you read a good book, somewhere in the world a door opens to allow in more light. —Vera Nazarian This issue of The Latest spotlights four new books, each seeking to open doors and shine light on the very essence... The post The Latest: Hope Lives Inside Every Good Book appeared first on Disability Is Human.| Disability Is Human
👋 Welcome to the May 2025 issue of The Latest! Prioritizing Students Over Systems: An Interview with Johnny Collett Welcome to a special edition of The Latest! I recently had the privilege of sitting down with my longtime colleague and friend Johnny Collett, Deputy Director at the University of Kentucky Human Development... The post The Latest: Prioritizing Students Over Systems appeared first on Disability Is Human.| Disability Is Human
The March 2025 issue explores how accessibility strengthens our entire community. Shorter issue for our oversaturated selves!| Disability Is Human
Palestinian filmmaker Hamdan Ballal, who co-directed the Oscar-winning documentary 'No Other Land,' was beaten by Israeli settlers and detained Monday, according to his co-director.| Los Angeles Times
Editor’s Note: The loss of our founder and friend Robert Redford, leaves us bereft and grateful for his life’s work. Bob’s vision of a space and platform for independent voices launched a movement that, over four decades later, has inspired generations of artists and redefined cinema in the U.S. and around the world. Beyond his| sundance.org - sundance.org
The Sundance Film Festival’s longstanding commitment to documentary has been driven by the personal connection founder and president Robert Redford feels for the form. Leading up to the premiere of Chicago 10, the second doc to ever open the Festival, we talked to Redford about the past, present, and possible future of documentaries.You made an early commitment to documentary.| sundance.org - sundance.org
Steve Zahn, Winona Ryder, Ethan Hawke, and Janeane Garofalo star in Ben Stiller’s “Reality Bites,” which premiered at the 1994 Sundance Film Festival.By Lucy SpicerAutumn is just around the corner. Can you feel a nip in the air? Film lovers need not despair as the sun sets earlier and earlier — it may be dark| sundance.org - sundance.org
Stepping into the Magic: Celebrating Family Time and 70 Years of Disney Fun Local Fun Exploring the parks with Disney Vacation Club.| L.A. Parent
It was a verdant September morning in South Pasadena when we joined the Arroyo Vista Elementary School Bike Bus. The sun was just beginning to warm the streets, bicycle bells rang out like punctuation marks, and the K-pop Demon Hunters soundtrack floated through the air. What could have been a routine Tuesday became something else […] The post Arroyo Vista’s Bike Bus: A Community in Motion appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
When California launched its long-awaited E-Bike Incentive Project in 2024, applicants weren’t the only ones navigating uncharted territory. Retailers had to figure out how to translate vouchers into bikes on the ground. CalBike spoke to Upway, the retailer that has processed multiple vouchers and recently opened its West Coast headquarters in Redondo Beach. Two Paths […] The post California’s E-Bike Voucher Program: Retailers Weigh In appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
The 2026 California Bicycle Summit will be held in Sacramento, on April 23-24, 2026. It's CA's premier active transportation conference.| CalBike
(L–R) Jade Croot, Rosy McEwen, and Bryn Chainey attend the 2025 Sundance Film Festival premiere of “Rabbit Trap” at Eccles Theatre on January 24, 2025, in Park City, UT. (Photo by Stephen Speckman for Sundance Institute)By Lucy SpicerListen to writer-director Bryn Chainey talk about his feature directorial debut, Rabbit Trap, and you’ll learn that he’s| sundance.org - sundance.org
By Jessica HerndonLauren Greenfield has always had an eye for America’s obsessions. For over two decades, the Emmy Award–winning filmmaker has focused her lens on the most uncomfortable truths about wealth, beauty, and youth culture — from the devastating intimacy of Thin (2006 Sundance Film Festival) to the gaudy excess of The Queen of Versailles| sundance.org - sundance.org
By Katie ArthursThe phrase “we stand on the shoulders of giants” was a sentiment taught to me as a child, but one that’s meaning didn’t fully seep in until I was older and setting out on my own. I found myself falling back on the things I learned from my parents and grandparents — and| sundance.org - sundance.org
By Jessica HerndonWhen it comes to high-stakes television, few shows have captured the intensity and heart of trauma medicine quite like The Pitt. HBO Max’s breakout medical drama has become a critical sensation, earning 13 Emmy nominations, including a nod for Outstanding Drama Series and Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series for Amanda Marsalis, who| sundance.org - sundance.org
Director Rachael Abigail Holder introduces the premiere of her film “Love, Brooklyn” at the Eccles Theater in Park City. (Photo by George Pimentel/Shutterstock for Sundance Film Festival)By Jordan Crucchiola The overarching theme of the Love, Brooklyn debut in the 2025 Sundance Film Festival’s U.S. Dramatic Competition section boils down to one word: community. The community who| sundance.org - sundance.org
(L—R) Dylan O’Brien and James Sweeney attend the 2025 Sundance Film Festival “Twinless” premiere at Eccles Theatre. (Photo by George Pimentel/Shutterstock for Sundance Film Festival)By Jessica Herndon Before the premiere of Twinless, Dylan O’Brien wants to make one thing perfectly clear: “We are not twins in real life, so I want to just set that record| sundance.org - sundance.org
(Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones appear in Train Dreams by Clint Bentley, an official selection of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Adolpho Veloso)By Jessica HerndonThe Toronto International Film Festival celebrates a major milestone this year — its 50th edition — and Sundance Institute is ready to show up| sundance.org - sundance.org
By Bailey PennickOne of the most exciting things about the Sundance Film Festival is having a front-row seat for the bright future of independent filmmaking. While we can learn a lot about the filmmakers from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival through the art that these storytellers share with us, there’s always more we can learn| sundance.org - sundance.org
By Jessica Herndon One of the most exciting things about the Sundance Film Festival is having a front-row seat for the bright future of independent filmmaking. While we can learn a lot about the filmmakers from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival through the art that these storytellers share with us, there’s always more we can learn| sundance.org - sundance.org
California is closer to meeting its goal of conserving 30% of its lands and coastal waters by 2030, according to a report. But federal threats could roll back progress, officials said.| Los Angeles Times
Trump officials say presidents can abolish monuments created by predecessors, and California's newest ones — Chuckwalla and Sáttítla Highlands — are vulnerable.| Los Angeles Times
Legislation would expand the Santa Monica Mountains recreation area by roughly 118,000 acres, but the effort comes as the Trump administration seeks to slash funding for the National Park Service.| Los Angeles Times
Nicholas Triolo is a writer, endurance athlete, and educator whose life and work sit at the crossroads of ecology, activism, and storytelling. For years he’s been exploring what happens when we stop charging toward the summit and start paying attention to the circuitous paths that wind around it. His new book, The Way Around: A … Continue reading "Nicholas Triolo – What the Circuitous Path Reveals" The post Nicholas Triolo – What the Circuitous Path Reveals appeared first on Mountain ...| Mountain & Prairie
Kelly Beevers is the Grazing Lands Partner Strategy Lead with The Nature Conservancy, where she helps guide collaborative efforts to support ranchers, strengthen communities, and conserve some of the most threatened ecosystems in North America. Based in Montana, Kelly has built her career at the intersection of real estate, land stewardship, and community-driven conservation—first working … Continue reading "Kelly Beevers – Connection, Collaboration, Conservation" The post Kelly Beevers...| Mountain & Prairie
Live podcast with Cole Mannix and Andrew Anderson, discussing the origins of Old Salt, lessons from failure, and the hard work of building a resilient, community-driven food system.| Mountain & Prairie
Luna has launched Luna 2.0 worldwide. The next generation smart ring costs $300 or £300 and includes LifeOS, an adaptive AI engine that provides deep wellness| Talk Android
For almost four decades, Hawk Ridge, the state’s largest composting facility, turned sewage sludge into compost used in Maine and beyond.| The Maine Monitor
Transitioning an older loved one into a nursing home or assisted living facility is difficult, especially when you're trying to figure out whether a facility will be safe and meet their needs.| The Maine Monitor
Gov. Gavin Newsom has unveiled plans to increase the cap on California's film and TV tax credit program to $750 million as Hollywood struggles to compete with rivals.| Los Angeles Times
The president is set to declare two new national monuments in California, in the desert near Joshua Tree and amid forests and lakes near the Oregon border.| Los Angeles Times
Warner Bros. film studio has seen a string of box office disappointments, including 'Mickey 17' and 'The Alto Knights.' Will its ambitious slate, including 'A Minecraft Movie,' turn around its prospects?| Los Angeles Times
California's truth in labeling law reserves the recycling sign only for products and packaging that can truly be recycled. Yet CalRecycle greenlit the label for milk and juice cartons which are tough to recycle.| Los Angeles Times
Mayor Karen Bass on Tuesday lifted the downtown Los Angeles curfew that has been in place for one week.| Los Angeles Times
Mayor Karen Bass reduced the hours that a nightly curfew in downtown Los Angeles is in effect on Monday, allowing struggling businesses to remain open later into the evening.| Los Angeles Times
It could rain for many hours each day in the middle of next week as the edge of one of these storms takes a swing into Southern California, forecasters say.| Los Angeles Times
For the last few weeks, a team of investigators from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has worked out of a command post near a popular hiking trail, where officials believe the Palisades fire began around 10:30 a.m. Jan. 7.| Los Angeles Times
For the first time since the devastating Palisades fire ignited on Jan. 7, all Pacific Palisades residents can now return to their properties.| Los Angeles Times
