The National Interest is the official magazine of the Center for the National Interest, covering international affairs and foreign policy.

The National Interest is the official magazine of the Center for the National Interest, covering international affairs and foreign policy.

Content provides the latest on finance, business, health, fitness, arts, entertainment, dining and other topics of interest to people of Jewish descent.

Written to promote safe and effective emergency dispatch services world-wide. Supports first-responder related research, unified protocol application, legislation for emergency call center regulation and strengthening the emergency dispatch community through education, certification and accreditation. Contents cover caller interrogations, pre-arrival instructions, legislative and legal developments, personalities and protocols. Regular sections include: Continuing Dispatch Education, which contains a new educational article with an in-depth discussion by an expert in the field; Research and Ruminations, which discusses current research that relates to EMD aand provides how-to advice on evaluating research and setting up research projects; Management Q & A, which reviews hot topics important to managers and administrators of 911-type communication centers; Dispatches from the Field, which describes current news of the membership; and Editorials, which interprets the events and trends in the industry with an expert opinion.

Provides law and pre-law students with information, advice, news and entertainment to help them succeed in law school. Covers news on bar exams and law schools, study tips, law school information and other related issues.

Designed to help both defendant and plaintiff attorneys evaluate, prepare and try cases faster and more easily. Provides news, analysis and special services on legislative and regulatory developments. Focuses on case digests, updates and summaries of verdicts and settlements in key trials throughout the country, new filings, upcoming trials, developments in class actions and complex litigations, courtroom techniques and legislative and regulatory news. The National Law Journal DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. Send idea pitches to Leigh Jones, Senior Editor. Submissions must be 900 words written in a conversational style, opinion high, and the topic must be related to a current legal news event.The editorial assistant or intern is usually the best point of contact for notices of recent hires or promotions as well as the calendar. The deadline is noon on the Wednesday before publication.

Designed to help both defendant and plaintiff attorneys evaluate, prepare and try cases faster and more easily. Provides news, analysis and special services on legislative and regulatory developments. Focuses on case digests, updates and summaries of verdicts and settlements in key trials throughout the country, new filings, upcoming trials, developments in class actions and complex litigations, courtroom techniques and legislative and regulatory news. The National Law Journal DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. Send idea pitches to Leigh Jones, Senior Editor. Submissions must be 900 words written in a conversational style, opinion high, and the topic must be related to a current legal news event.The editorial assistant or intern is usually the best point of contact for notices of recent hires or promotions as well as the calendar. The deadline is noon on the Wednesday before publication.

The editorial covers law. It provides information on legal cases and issues, including legal analysis from attorneys and other legal thinkers around the country. The National Law Review DOES accept white papers/submissions. They look for analytical articles examining a recent court decision, legal trend, or legislative action. Follow the link for further information: www.natlawreview.com/submitting-documents-to-national-law-review It's a searchable database of legal articles from law reviews, law journals, law firm newsletters, bar associations and other professional publications.

Online show hosted by veteran radio personality, Bruce Kelly, features unbiased news and talk about marijuana and cannabis, focusing on various aspects including: Medical, Political, Legal, Scientific, and Lifestyle. Features network-news-quality in-studio and field segments with industry leaders and celebrity guests.This show airs on Live365 and BlogTalk Radio. Debuted in Spring 2014.

A headline news show reporting on the latest news as it happens. Airs live from 6 a.m.- 9 a.m. ET across Sinclair's CW and MY Network affiliates, as well as on all Sinclair station websites and STIRR, Sinclair's free, streaming platform. "The National News Desk" will also be available on several Sinclair FOX affiliates.