Jeff Potter

Let me be clear. I love when readers submit news to the newspaper. But this merits a post ... or something. An award, maybe. There was a lot of effort involved.

I just got a news item as an email attachment: a PDF of a scan of a photocopy of a printout of an email to another newspaper.

Reminds me of how I bought a self-help book to address procrastination and time management. That was in 1995. I still haven't read it.

Supreme Court Shockingly Stands up to Trump on Press Freedom The Supreme Court has rejected a bid by one of Donald Trump’s allies to attack a key press protection.

Well, this is some welcome news on the professional front.

I appreciate Josh's elevation of the term "anti-constitutional," which is different from "unconstitutional." Deciding not to spend appropriations because you don't feel like it isn't some outré theory of the Constitution. It's just an assertion of power, a rejection of constitutionalism altogether.

Note to self: If you're designing a broadsheet newspaper on a laptop, do zoom in every now and then and make sure you haven't accidentally redefined your paragraph style to create an entire page worth of calendar listings as all caps.

@cindywilmot.bsky.social — may I consider using your photos to illustrate a news story in The Commons?