Michael Wolff’s latest book, Television is the New Television, reads almost like a Twitter feed. The book itself is a fairly quick read, clocking in at about two hundred pages, and the chapters are fairly short. What really gives it the Twitter feel is Wolff’s writing style of recapping […]
Clinton advance aides create a rope line for the press, moving with the candidate pic.twitter.com/9S7CpVt7x4 — Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) July 4, 2015 Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was campaigning in New Hampshire today for the Presidency and the press corps were in tow. However, the campaign kept the press […]
Without warning, former Senator Jim Webb (D-VA) announced his presidential run with a blog post Thursday. Webb is the fifth Democrat to announce a presidential run. In his blog post, he announced his campaign, saying that “our country needs a fresh approach to solving the problems that confront us and […]
The Labor Department announced that 223,000 jobs were added in June. This was a tad lower than expected and also lower than May’s jobs report. In May, 254,000 jobs were added. The unemployment rate fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 5.3%, the lowest since April 2008. The decline came […]
President Obama announced today that Cuba and the United States will reopen their embassies as part of efforts to normalize relations. The two leaders exchanged letters that signified the changing in relations. Havana held a brief ceremony where Jeffrey DeLaurentis, the Chief of Mission at the U.S. Interests Section, delivered the […]
