Judging by the number of angry e-moji faces I’ve been getting on some of the social media responses to the overwhelming amount of posts in my feed reacting to the sh-tshow in the Oval on Friday I’m apparently almost as popular with some folks compelled to express their sadness about being an American as the … Read more
Time once was when the news of a network news anchor stepping down from their post was a really big deal. I still recall to this day when Walter Cronkite stepped down from his perch as the paternal face of the CBS EVENING NEWS and turned the reins over to Dan Rather. It was such … Read more
MEMO TO: SUSIE WILES, WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF/KAROLINE LEAVITT, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY CC: FAT ORANGE JESUS, E. MUSK, X. MUSK RE: AN IN-HOUSE SOLUTION TO YOUR SELF-INFLICTED “PROBLEM” Mornin’, ladies. Congrats on your one-month anniversaries as adversaries–er, advisors–to the Ki–er, President of the United States. Forgive me for my confusion; given what comes … Read more
So if I’m to believe the screaming headlines both local and national that dominated my news feeds yesterday today’s gonna be a pretty monumental day in the history of my home city and state. No less than four NEW YORK POST reporters–pretty impressive considering the overall size of its staff–contributed to this breaking news story … Read more
I’m genuinely concerned about several friends of mine who are apparently becoming increasingly unhinged about whatever executive order or antic eminates from The White House. Some have taken to keeping an ongoing tally of the actions, reactions and overreactions that have once again become the fodder for social media engagement and distraction, perhaps not fully … Read more
Do forgive me if I appear to be a tad less patient than usual, which I acknowledge is a diminished bar in comparison to many. I’m in the middle of an extended work schedule at a more remote location where my commute time has been doubled and it results in about a 14-hour day with … Read more
The CBS EVENING NEWS is one of the more storied names in broadcasting history. It has existed with that monicker for more than 60 years and was the first nightly network newscast to occupy a half-hour. It actually has roots that go all the way back to 1941, when Richard Hubbell anchored two daily 15-minute … Read more
I admit to having a soft spot for CNN, and it’s not just because of the three years I spent with their parent company just after the first Gulf War turned what was even internally referred to as Chicken Noodle News into an indispensable and valued always-on resource for breaking news and vital information. They … Read more
I’m honestly doing my best to try and remain objective and indifferent as the second term of DJT unfolds. I realize that’s hardly an approach that’s winning me any brownie points with anyone, and it’s increasingly clear the Maginot lines are being drawn even starker and becoming more cemented between partisan sides. My roommate is … Read more
I’m sure for those of you not proactive enough to completely avoid your social media accounts were as unable as I was to avoid the degree of aghast and abhorrence that was turned on Elon Musk in the wake of what TIME’s Chad De Guzman described in his account of the events of Monday in … Read more