Michael Morris is the Managing Editor at various prominent publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and journalism, with a focus on media and press, regional interest, and world affairs. His work has been featured in esteemed outlets such as TIME, Forbes, and Entertainment Weekly, among others.
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Michael Morris focuses on local news, with a significant portion dedicated to opinion editorial pieces. He covers a broad range of topics including sports and government & politics, but also delves into areas such as food and dining, immigration, artificial intelligence, soccer, electric vehicles, safety and more.
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By: Michael Morris
The Friday evening meeting at Les Landes racecourse was marred by the death of Jersey-Derby-winning horse Cueros. Cueros was running in the Grosnez Handicap under jockey Victoria Malzard when the horse fell turning into the home straight. The jockey was unhurt in the incident, but it became clear that Cueros had been hurt in the […]
By: Michael Morris
Ivan Turok, in “Constitutional Court got Sea Point right” (July 9), says my column “A city's soul is a sum of hard choices” (July 6) “ignores the crucial role of governments in building functional cities …” Yet this is really at the heart of my argument.
By: Michael Morris
More than a month after the election, the new States Assembly met to debate its first item of business since forming – while also finalising the final outstanding appointments. The various Scrutiny panels, committees and boards are now constituted and work can begin over the summer ahead of the next States sitting in September. Below, […]
Jersey Zoo has welcomed its newest inhabitant – a red panda called Esha. Esha will be housed alongside the marmosets and has been getting to grips with her new environment. Red pandas are particularly adept at climbing with their six digits and semi-retractile claws. Their diet consists mainly of bamboo. Earlier this summer, the zoo […]
By: Michael Morris
July 17th, 2026 10:35 AM Image On Nov. 9, 2020, the Media Research Center blasted Big Tech and Big Media for stealing the 2020
By: Heather Moon, Michael Morris
Google News propped up stories from Qatari-tied media outlet Al Jazeera in what has become a bit of a trend for the news aggregator.
Debates over identity reveal why liberalism places its faith in a shared future
Progeria is a term used for any syndrome in which a person is prematurely aged, however, it most commonly refers to Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome (HGPS) , not to be confused with Hutchinson syndrome
By: Michael Morris
Towards the end of June, writer Sisonke Msimang penned a note drawing attention to an online essay, “I Call Her Home. She Calls Me Foreign”, which said simply: “If you read one thing as a South African who loves our flailing, wonderful, broken, rising country and the continent to which we belong, let it be this.”
By: Michael Morris
The 2026 EV Driver Survey reveals opportunities for electrical contractors to expand EV charging infrastructure.
