Zaluzhnyi’s popularity peaked in early 2024, immediately before and after his dismissal in February, when trust levels ...

A limited-purpose public figure takes on a central role in a particular public controversy, "either by virtue of their own voluntary actions or involuntarily" through her involvement in the ...

The South Carolina Supreme Court recently decided that a high school football coach was not a public official or a public figure for purposes of a defamation claim. The decision meant the coach ...

Retired doctors, police officers, psychiatrists and government administrators around the state were paid hefty pensions this year, according to new data compiled by the nonpartisan Empire Center for ...

[Nor is here] a limited public figure, … one who "voluntarily injects himself or is drawn into a particular controversy and thereby becomes a public figure for a limited range of issues." ...

According to the most recent polling, a ranking of the 36 people Americans would least like to see trick-or-treating at their homes.

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Americans once demanded a lot less of their national public figures than they do now. In the frontier days, a politician often proved himself by demonstrating his capacity for drink, women and duels.

Public Figures displaces “the single, heroic individual by extracting the figure from on top of the pedestal and installing it below, reducing its size and anonymizing and multiplying it.

From the figure of one man, Sargent drew multitudes. How would today’s most prominent visual artists decorate the walls and ceilings of our public buildings — our city halls and state capitols, our ...