- Kamala Harris viewed White House aides not standing when she walked into a room as ‘a sign of disrespect,’ book says
- Most Americans don’t trust the federal government to do what’s right, new poll shows
- BuzzFeed shareholders urged the company’s CEO to shut down its money-losing, award-winning news division: report
- A new class of oligarchs could rise from Putin’s seizure of Western assets, says an expert in Russian finance
- Rudy Giuliani ‘completely absorbed the lesson of Russian disinformation’ while working for Trump, Marie Yovanovitch says
“Harris worried that Biden’s staff looked down on her,” NYT political correspondents Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns wrote in a forthcoming book.
Republican and independent voters to be particularly skeptical of the federal government, the Partnership for Public Service poll found.
On Tuesday, BuzzFeed announced layoffs affecting 1.7% of its workforce and calls for voluntary buyouts in its news division.
Russia’s original oligarchs built their fortunes through a 1990s scheme under which they lent money to the state for stakes in state-owned firms.
Giuliani had learned that “the allegation can be just as damaging as the action, and it’s easier, quicker, and cheaper to deploy,” Yovanovitch wrote.
