Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

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In the name of fairness and transparency, news reporters, especially the ones who deal with political issues, should disclose their political affiliation and orientation, as well as at least three years of their income tax returns. In that manner, the public would, at the very least, be aware where they are coming from.

All politicians, and for good reasons, are identified clearly by their party affiliation and are expected to open information about their private lives to the public.

Likewise, reporters and writers who cover and address political figures and political news in general, should be required to disclose the same information.

JUAN PABLO ALEMAN, MIAMI

Swing Street (1987). Thirty years gone.

No way; no how. When I was in high school and college, my head-banging friends and I used to make fun of Barry Manilow, whose music we considered mushy and unmanly. Years later, I bought his album Swing Street (1987) on cassette tape. I love "Swing Street" and "Brooklyn Blues." I'll post one of these songs in a couple of minutes.

What do Bill Clinton, Bill Cosby, and Bill O'Reilly have in common?

Great to talk jobs with #NABTU2017. Tremendous spirit & optimism – we will deliver! https://t.co/6lRuQZZHrc

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 4, 2017

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This blog had 4,763 visits during March, which is an average of 153.6 visits per day. A year ago, the average was 176.3.

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