Interesting articles in the last few days.   Uri Berliner (NPR editor) published editorial about NPR, bias, DEI and other related topics.  Really well thought out. https://www.thefp.com/p/npr-editor-how-npr-lost-americas-trust Uri Berliner suspended by NPR. https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/16/media/npr-suspends-uri-berliner-liberal-bias/index.html I'm a four decade long NPR listener from three different parts of the country.  My local channels have absolutely been incredible.  But like the article says, I've had a hard time continuing listening recently because of the repetitive and think-this-way news coverage.   I highly recommend both articles.  

Sadly they may never be able to get back. I know someone who was falsely accused, and was never reinstated after the investigation supported her story.

We solved the "3x the work" cooking issue by camping next to the parking lot and ordering out-by patrols, of course. Separate patrol checks.  Scouts can't cook, but at least "Thrifty" is a work-in-progress.

Here is a recent example posted earlier  

How does someone wrongfully accused  get back to scouting and get their good name back? A scout master was named in bankruptcy  form in what only could have been a money grab no scout was never alone alone with the leader. The police were notified but there was no investigation performed.  The scouter is still in limbo for 3 years.