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Why Time ‘Person of the Year’ Taylor Swift Is Wearing a CatHere are answers to all your questions about America’s foremost cat lady, and how Benjamin Button landed his first magazine cover.
By Margaret Hartmann
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the national interest
The Media Keeps Giving Trump the Benefit of the Doubt on CollusionReporters keep digging up awful facts about the president, but interpreting those facts in the friendliest possible light.
By Jonathan Chait
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the national interest
By Jonathan Chait
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the national interest
New York Times Public Editor Writes Disastrous Defense of False EquivalenceThe Times’ public editor doesn’t want to hear any complaints about covering Hillary Clinton’s problems as though they’re as bad as Trump’s.
By Jonathan Chait
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Sean Hannity Gets Called Out for False Voter-Fraud Claims, Doubles DownHe tried to prove Brian Stelter wrong by citing the fact the CNN media critic debunked.
By Margaret Hartmann
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the national interest
By Jonathan Chait
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ink-stained wretches
How the New York Daily News Became Twitter’s TabloidThe paper is reinventing the attention-grabbing, old-school front page as an agenda-setter on social media. But can that be a business model?
By Sridhar Pappu
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the disrupted
Leon Wieseltier Teaming Up With Steve Jobs WidowIt will be a journal focusing on how technology affects our lives.
By Carl Swanson
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More Proof of Bloomberg’s Narrowing AmbitionsStar editor Josh Tyrangiel is leaving as the former mayor refocuses his $35 billion media empire.
By Gabriel Sherman
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The Family Contest to Become the Next New York Times PublisherThree young members of the House of Sulzberger are, politely, battling it out.
By Gabriel Sherman
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ink-stained wretches
Why the Clinton Campaign Is Feuding With the New York TimesThey blasted the paper for “egregious” errors in a report about a criminal inquiry into Clinton’s emails.
By Margaret Hartmann
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ink-stained wretches
By Jessica Roy
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the national interest
By Jonathan Chait
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ink-stained wretches
Is Vice Getting Nice? Meet Ellis Jones, the magazine’s new editor.
By Carrie Battan
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Why Clinton’s Emails Became a Big Media StoryA form of self-sabotage where you act in fear of a certain outcome, and in doing so guarantee that very outcome.
By Annie Lowrey
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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ink-stained wretches
NBC Suspends Brian Williams for 6 Months Without Pay“Brian has jeopardized the trust millions of Americans place in NBC News.”
By Margaret Hartmann
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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the national interest
Paul Ryan Visited a Bookstore Once, So I Guess I Misjudged HimMy analysis of Ryan could not possibly account for him going to a bookstore.
By Jonathan Chait
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ink-stained wretches
Brian Williams May Have Exaggerated Another Helicopter StoryHe said he’s “lucky to have survived” a flight during the Israel-Hezbollah war.
By Margaret Hartmann
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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Here Are 2015’s National Magazine Award WinnersVogue won top honors, with The New Yorker and New York tying for the most awards.
By Margaret Hartmann
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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By Margaret Hartmann
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The New Republic Loses 4 More StaffersFollowing the mass exodus earlier this month.
By Margaret Hartmann
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The New Republic Promises More Diverse Voices on Staff Editor Gabriel Snyder says the magazine “has always been both in love and at war with its prior self.”
By Margaret Hartmann
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ink-stained wretches
Dowd Showed Interviewee Column Before PublishingLeaked emails from the Sony hacks show that Dowd gave Amy Pascal’s husband a sneak peek at the column about her.
By Jessica Roy
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By Margaret Hartmann
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Harper’s Gives Discount to TNR DefectorsDon’t worry: It includes “vertically integrated digital things.”
By Jessica Roy
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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Chris Hughes Strikes Back at Staffers Who Quit The New Republic“If you really care about an institution and want to make it strong for the ages, you don’t walk out.”
By Margaret Hartmann
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By Caroline Bankoff
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British Royal Family Pretty Sure It Can Still Tell Americans What to Do Or at least the Americans who want to interview Prince William and Kate Middleton.
By Caroline Bankoff
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The New Republic Turned 100, Acts Its AgeEditor Frank Foer summed it up: “A life of argument can be exhausting.”
By Carl Swanson
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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By Joe Coscarelli
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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weed-stained wretches
By Joe Coscarelli
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ink-stained wretches
Politico Denies Blaming Obama for AssassinationAnd said Secret Service reform will only happen if he dies.
By Margaret Hartmann
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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David Brooks Has a Son Serving in the Israeli ArmyA fact he disclosed in a recent Hebrew-language interview.
By Katie Zavadski
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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By Joe Coscarelli
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Pearlstine on Time Inc. Spreadsheet-gate: ‘Not a Big Deal’The company’s chief content officer calls the controversy “bullshit.”
By Gabriel Sherman
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ink-stained wretches
By Margaret Hartmann
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ink-stained wretches
Maureen Dowd’s Greatest Hits (As a Reporter)She’s giving up one column to join the Times Magazine as a staff writer.
By Joe Coscarelli
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