Examples of the trend include “CSI: Cyber,” “Madam Secretary” and “Scorpion” on CBS; “Allegiance,” “Odyssey” and “State of Affairs” on NBC; and a potential series on TNT, “President X.”
Politicians and journalists who have tangled with Representative Michael G. Grimm of Staten Island have maintained for years that he is short-tempered.
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NPR officials have billed a move west as a chance for a legacy radio program, previously based in Washington, to rethink what it is and what it does.
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In an interview, Jeffrey P. Bezos, the founder of Amazon.com, said he expected the newspaper to have a new “golden era” under his ownership.
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After 80 years of family control and editorial leadership by the Graham family, The Post began to change ownership Monday.
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An editor who ruffled some feathers at The Washington Post will head the new territories.
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The subscription model will go up internationally and in a half-dozen states to gauge the reaction. The core Washington readership will see no change.
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Net income dropped 85 percent, to $4.7 million, largely on costs attributable to buyouts, severance and restructuring.
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The Post is joining hundreds of other newspapers in asking its readers to pay a fee for access to its Web site
Do reporters care about the tiny trophies of governance? Ashley Parker and David Carr review episode seven, and discuss whether the people who wield pens care about getting one with presidential pixie dust on it.
Recapping the fifth episode of “House of Cards”: Zoe Barnes joins Slugline, Frank Underwood joins Ms. Barnes, while his spouse considers the upside.
“House of Cards” has become the new D.C. social crutch, a pick-up line of sorts that guarantees ready-made conversation.
There are two parables embedded in Episode 3 of “House of Cards,” explain Ashley Parker and David Car in their recap.
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