According to a Puck/Echelon Insights poll, 35% say they would like the Democratic party to shift toward the center and 30% say the current position is fine. The numbers come amid growing questions about the future of the party as progressives move more into the spotlight. Democratic strategist Basil Smikle, Puck Chief National Correspondent Peter Hamby and Democratic strategist Adam Jentleson join Katy Tur to share their outlook.
White House Correspondents' Dinner weekend has always been a reflection of the changing news ecosystem, but this year's event shows just how fast the media industry is being disrupted. Why it matters: Washington's traditional media power-brokers are being challenged by independent journalists and upstarts with a less complicated political history. Driving the news: Stretching from Thursday to Sunday, a dozen parties and events surrounding this year's dinner were thrown by startup news organizations and outlets less than 10 years old. - Those outlets, such as Punchbowl, Semafor, Axios, Puck, NOTUS, and more, attracted corporate sponsors such as Boeing and Amazon. - There were also several events this year hosted by independent creators…
MILAN (AP) — Sixty minutes of fast-paced, back-and-forth hockey was not enough to settle gold for the U.S. and Canada. The teams went to overtime in the men's gold medal hockey game at the the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics on Sunday with the score tied at 1-1. Teams play sudden-death 3-on-3 OT in the final, [...]
