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- Tom Nichols Claims On MSNBC Trump Using Military To ‘Kill’ Anyone He Wants
The Atlantic’s Tom Nichols accused President Donald Trump of using the military to “kill anyone” he wants and claimed that authority could be used by him to keep Republicans in control of Congress. Nicholas joined Alicia Menendez on Friday’s Deadline: White House where he claimed that the president’s foreign strikes on boats allegedly carrying drugs is part of a plan to “acclimate” American citizens into believing the military is Trump’s “private army.” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered an aircraft carrier strike group to move to the Caribbean this week following a series of deadly strikes that have received bipartisan backlash. Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has been the most vocal among Republican lawmakers in arguing the strikes are illegal and avoid due process. Menendez said on Friday that the president believes he can “kill people simply because they are suspected of drug trafficking, like enemy troops, instead of arresting… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.20 hours ago - Pure Beauty at 7,300 Feet
Radio World loves to receive photographs that capture the allure of radio. Want to share your own pics? Email them to radioworld@futurenet.com. When it comes to the perks of maintaining FM tower sites, how else are you going to be able to take in a view like this? (Click to enlarge the photo.) Keddie Peak near Lake Almanor, Calif. Credit: Jeremy Preece Friend of Radio World, consulting engineer Jeremy Preece of Wavelength Technical Solutions, shared a photo he captured at an FM transmitter site on Keddie Peak in northeast California, approximately 55 miles northeast of Chico. “Being the only human for miles around and taking in God’s beautiful creation from 7,300 feet above sea level is truly amazing,” Preece wrote on LinkedIn. “It’s just one reason I love being a radio engineer.” The view looking toward Lake Almanor is breathtaking, too. [Related: “Check Out These Views“] [See More: “Radio Pics… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - RAIN Notes: October 24, 2025
-- A line erased / Chris Grosso -- All for one Adelicious -- Rising again / Napster Continue Reading → ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - Steve Goldstein: What Happens When College Students Critique AI-Generated Podcasts"The emotional DNA of podcasting" -- that's what Seve Goldstein's latest guest column is about. He invited Tom Webster (partner, Sounds Profitable) into Steve's NYU course, The Business of Podcasting. The class topic: Where the next generation of podcast listeners will come from. That evolved into a discussion of AI podcasts. After listening to some, student reactions were fascinating. Continue Reading → ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago
- NAB Show Brings 11,500 to NYC
Day one of the 2025 NAB Show New York at the Javits Center. Credit: NAB Show Marketing The National Association of Broadcasters has wrapped up its NAB New York show, which it said drew 11,500 broadcast, media and entertainment professionals. That number is down slightly from last year, when NAB said there were an estimated 12,000 attendees. However, this year the show was not collocated with the annual AES Show, as the Javits Center in NYC has hosted in Octobers past. The AES Show instead takes place in California. [Related: “2025 NAB Marconi Radio Award Winners Unveiled”] NAB said this year’s attendees represented 95 countries, and visitors from outside the U.S. accounted for 10% of the audience. In the panel “How to Attract New Broadcast Engineering Talent” are SBE Chapter 15’s Bud Williamson and Jeff Schick, with WRHU(FM) alum Jade He. Approximately 260 exhibitors could be found across the show… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.3 days ago - Letter: Without FM, My 2023 Tesla Will Be My Last
In this letter to the editor, the author comments on the article, “Tesla Tunes Out AM/FM in 2026 Standard Models.” Radio World welcomes letters to the editor on this or any story. Email radioworld@futurenet.com. I read with some angst that Tesla will eliminate the FM radio band in some of their models beginning next year. I’m on my second Tesla, a 2023 Model Y which has a pretty nice FM radio with HD Radio as well, but it is one of the 2026 models that will lose radio altogether next year. Doing some contract engineering and also some road trips in semi-retirement, we upgraded my first Model 3 to a Model Y in 2023 for more cargo capacity. If the elimination of a terrestrial radio is the case, this will certainly be my last Tesla. Your article said that Tesla phased out AM in 2020. But the Model 3… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.3 days ago
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