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Philip Rucker

  • Senior Vice President, Editorial Strategy and News, CNN
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: CNN, Folha de S.Paulo, MSN, MSN UK, The New York Times, Business Insider, Estadão, HuffPost, MSN South Africa, Post Outlook, The Independent (UK) and
CNN Senior Vice President, Editorial Strategy and News. Co-author of No. 1 NYT bestsellers “I Alone Can Fix It” + “A Very Stable Genius.” Ex-Wash Post + MSNBC.
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Foreign Threats and Domestic Divisions

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By Margaret Brennan Verified, Philip Rucker, Vivian Salama Verified
| Washington Week with The Atlantic Verified
- Foreign threats and domestic divisions. - An invasion could begin at any time. - [Yamiche] The likelihood of a Russian invasion of Ukraine increases. - Any American in Ukraine should leave as soon as possible. - [Yamiche] As more American troops are set to deploy to the region. Meanwhile: - These documents are the property of the United States, they're property of the American people. - [Yamiche] New reporting about former President Trump's handling of top secret and classified documents.
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BEST Nonfiction? WashPost Promotes All Their Leftist and Anti-Trump Attack Books of 2021

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By Carol Leonnig Verified, Philip Rucker, Bob Woodward Verified, Robert Costa Verified
| Conservative Angle
Maybe it shouldn’t be surprising when The Washington Post makes a list of the “Best Books” of the year, and then uses it to promote books by their own staff. But it looks more like advertising than book criticism. The very first title on their ten-best list for this year (published on Sunday) is The Afghanistan Papers: A Secret History of the War, by reporter Craig Whitlock. This was an investigative series in the newspaper, which they’ve promoted agggresively. So this is just more pushy PR.
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BEST Nonfiction? WashPost Promotes All Their Leftist and Anti-Trump Attack Books of 2021

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By Carol Leonnig Verified, Philip Rucker, Bob Woodward Verified, Robert Costa Verified
| News Busters Verified
Maybe it shouldn’t be surprising when The Washington Post makes a list of the “Best Books” of the year, and then uses it to promote books by their own staff. But it looks more like advertising than book criticism. The very first title on their ten-best list for this year (published on Sunday) is The Afghanistan Papers: A Secret History of the War, by reporter Craig Whitlock. This was an investigative series in the newspaper, which they’ve promoted agggresively. So this is just more pushy PR.
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