Michael Moynihan
Cultural News Editor and Writer, Newsweek Global, Daily Beast
- Arts and Entertainment, Opinion and Editorial, U.S.
- Brooklyn, NY
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Newsweek/Daily Beast. Columnist for Tablet. Frequently review books for Wall Street Journal.
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RT @juliaioffe: The worst part of the AP scandal is that we are feeding the Russia Today beast. on.rt.com/j52tr
@JeremyStahl That woman should be prosecuted at the Hague. Absolutely horrifying.
@JeremyStahl The dangers of one's office being located directly above a Krispy Kreme...
Court denies Jin Woo-Kim's motion to dismiss treason charges in 2011 gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCO…
Wowzers. It's almost like he was doing some kind of journalism! RT @RyanLizza: Good lord. Just read this (1/2): pic.twitter.com/x89bWePpZE
RyanLizza: Good lord. Just read this (1/2): ...
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Strange that there is almost nothing, save one link halfway down the morning roundup, on Romenesko about this Rosen story.
@swin24 @JamesRosenFNC Given his music nerdery, he could probably write a Joni Mitchell book. I know he has been working on a Beatles book
While we're all talking about @JamesRosenFNC, he wrote a fascinating book on John Mitchell a few years back amazon.com/Strong-Man-Mit…
The Strong Man: John Mitchell and the Secrets of Watergate (9780385508643): James Rosen: Books
amazon.com — Casting the 66th attorney general and Watergate felon as the most upright man in the Nixon administration is faint praise indeed, to judge by this biography. Fox News correspondent Rosen applauds Mitchell for his tough law-and-order policies, school-desegregation efforts and hard line against leftist radicals, and for enduring wife Martha's alcoholic breakdowns and raving late-night phone calls to reporters.
RT @jackshafer: Is it bragging to say CityPaper was first to debunk in 1991? MT @daveweigel: The ‘Crack Babies’ Epidemic That Was Not http:…
Revisiting the ‘Crack Babies’ Epidemic That Was Not
nytimes.com — This week's Retro Report video on "crack babies" (infants born to addicted mothers) lays out how limited scientific studies in the 1980s led to predictions that a generation of children would be damaged for life. Those predictions turned out to be wrong.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Arts and Entertainment, Opinion and Editorial, U.S. and more.
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