…emails and their classification status? Politically, the semantics might not matter. But legally and journalistically, the semantics matter a great deal. Either this could be the GOP's Holy Grail in reshuffling the entire Democratic race. Or it could be…
…emails, especially now, in the first weeks of her presidential campaign. Yet for journalists interested in reporting on Clinton’s emails rather than hastily exonerating their author, the hundreds of pages released last week included a number of disclosures, some…
…for their routine American Airlines flight to Chicago, one of only three flights scheduled from the tiny airport that day," wrote MSNBC journalist Alex Seitz-Wald. Clinton neither passed through TSA security, nor did she converse with passengers or talk…
…strong column about Friday’s story which had to be walked back. Margaret Sullivan said it was fraught with inaccuracy and journalistic problems so the Clinton campaign has turned it into a conversation about that. Says at the same time…
…Observer > > May 13, 2008 > > > > LINK to > column. > > > > *Double standards are endemic in American journalism. But Cindy McCain, >…
…Professor Paul Butler. [bullet] "Legal Hackers Use Coding To Help Users Navigate Law's Intricacies And Find Solutions," coverage in the ABA Journal…
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