In politics, timing is never random. And sometimes, it’s the silence between the words — or the delay before a signature — that speaks the loudest. At exactly 4 a.m. on August 1st, an economic pin dropped. It landed not in Washington, but across the northern border, echoing through Ottawa’s corridors of power and the [...]
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White House Set To Release New Briefing Room Seating Chart
Reports indicate that the White House is close to unveiling a new seating arrangement for the briefing room—a change that might see some major outlets lose their traditional front-row spots. Axios noted that the administration plans to establish and enforce its own seating chart, a role that the journalist-led White House Correspondents’ Association has managed for decades. [...]
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