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I used to joke that I could wallpaper my house with threat letters during a career in which I’ve worked for publications including The Washington Post, Vanity Fair, Time, and Esquire. In every case, I’ve relied on the advice of...
What a sentence: "The personal insecurities of the president — and his refusal to accept what even many in his administration regard as objective reality — have impaired the government’s response to a national security threat."https://t.co/QG4FQOipPq
— Christopher Ingraham (@_cingraham) December 14, 2017
Refinery 29 is laying off 34 staffers, acknowledging there is a "correction" happening now in digital mediahttps://t.co/K1FkilwYQx
— Max Tani (@maxwelltani) December 14, 2017
He made a political joke in a private chat group. Chinese police jailed him for five days. https://t.co/ATsE91hNfL via @WSJ
— Mathew Ingram (@mathewi) December 7, 2017
Local TV station revenue typically increases in election years. 2016 was no different: Ad revenue was $20.6 billion. https://t.co/EPC3RAcfyX pic.twitter.com/KdKsaYH9Jt
— Pew Research Journalism (@pewjournalism) December 6, 2017
BREAKING: Former employees accuse top editor at National Enquirer, other gossip publications of sexual misconduct in newsroom.
— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) December 5, 2017