Rep. Chris Deluzio responds to a stunning new WSJ report that claims that Senator John Fetterman "shows little interest in the job" based on interviews with more than a dozen former staffers and lawmakers. In an interview with CNN, Fetterman called the report a "hit piece" that includes "lies and half-truths" and said that text messages WSJ published were taken out of context.
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Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania is facing criticism following a new report from The Wall Street Journal that claims he dodges constituents, alienates fellow Democrats and shows little interest in his work on Capitol Hill. The Journal, citing interviews with more than a dozen former staffers and lawmakers, reports that behind closed doors, Fetterman has focused more on cultivating relationships with conservative media figures and advocating for Israel. MS NOW senior Capitol Hill reporter and Way Too Early host Ali Vitali breaks down the latest reporting from the Journal and gives us insight into what she’s hearing on Capitol Hill about Fetterman.
Republicans have privately worried that the president could be souring their chances in the midterms, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Legendary investor Stanley Druckenmiller made AI writing seem like no big deal this week, telling NOTUS reporter Jeff Stein "of course" he used it to help draft a widely shared op-ed for the Wall Street Journal . Why it matters: The moment could mark a real cultural shift where AI writing is basically all good, at least among a certain set of influential elites. Where it stands: Among his intended audience in the financial world, Druckenmiller's article got more attention for its substance — a scathing critique of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent — than for its style. - The writing is infused with the telltale cadences of the AI-generated one-two punch — for example, "If the 30-year must trade at 5.5% to clear, that isn't a…
The newspaper’s conservative editorial board warned of the dangerous message the president was sending with his latest military move.
ICE officers have been deployed to at least 25 airports around the country amid pressure from the White House.
The piece alleges, among other things, that Bisignano used his authority over the security department and position to access sensitive information and internal communications without a business justification.
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The newspaper's conservative editorial board asked damning questions of the president.