National Newspaper Association Foundation
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COVID-19
There is no good reason to allow USPS to falter
Apr 14, 2020
Hold Congress accountable, newspaper people! There is no good reason to allow USPS to falter.
PERSPECTIVE: Reclaiming religious freedom from today’s culture wars
Jan 27, 2022
While today’s culture wars have made the term “religious freedom” divisive and confusing, ensuring this First Amendment freedom for all is key to coexistence in a diverse society, says ...
PERSPECTIVE: Divided court considers religious exemptions to vaccine mandates
Jan 20, 2022
As the Supreme Court issues mixed rulings on the legality of federal vaccine mandates, Freedom Forum Fellow Richard Foltin assesses how it may consider questions of religious exemptions.
COVID-19 remains a local story
Jan 1, 2022
COVID-19 remains a local story, especially if elective surgeries are getting canceled again, especially if our hospitals are running out of beds again, especially if our beleaguered health care systems ...
NNA MEMBER REMINDER: Deadline extended for repayment of deferred payroll taxes
Dec 17, 2021
If you deferred social security payments during 2020, 50% of those deferments must be paid by Jan 3, 2022. The original deadline was December 31, 2021, a holiday.
Meet Georgia, one of 42 unique professionals stepping up for their hometown
Dec 2, 2021
The Pelham Examiner is one of a dwindling number of small community newspapers, more than 2,100 of which have disappeared since 2004. But there’s another way this New York publication and its 42 ...
NNA welcomes progress on portion of Local Journalism Sustainability Act
Nov 19, 2021
The National Newspaper Association today welcomed news that the sections of the Local Journalism Sustainability Act that would provide tax credits for newsroom jobs have survived as part of the Build Back ...
OSHA vaccine mandate put on hold by federal appeals court
Nov 15, 2021
The Emergency Temporary Standard by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has been stayed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans, which ordered OSHA to ...
