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Publishing & Media: A new book review spotlights Truth, Trust, and the Future of Journalism (Premium Times Books), arguing journalism can’t survive without credibility and accuracy. Courts & Speech: A major U.S. press-freedom fight is back in focus after reports say President Trump barred CNN, MS NOW, and POLITICO from White House access, with lawsuits raising First Amendment questions. AI & Regulation: Commentary warns AI rules could backfire by slowing U.S. leadership and risking regulatory capture. Books in Schools: A report says AP Lit is shifting away from long novels toward shorter works, tied to declining daily reading habits. Censorship & Legal Pressure: A separate item notes a court fight involving a journalist publishing a court-sealed file, underscoring ongoing tension between transparency and restrictions. Culture & Adaptations: Verity (Colleen Hoover) continues to dominate headlines as its film release lands strongly at the box office, while Digger underperforms. Elections & Disinformation: Coverage flags a Russian-linked disinformation operation targeting U.S. midterm candidates and journalists, including in Michigan.

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Oct. 1, 2026

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Lancia Gallery debuts in Los Angeles with weekly fine-art car photos

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Bill Fournet's leadership book tops USA TODAY business list

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Monet’s Palate expands into cider and RTDs

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