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Fifty years ago, the politics of depression upended a career. The times have changed, but Fetterman’s path won’t be easy.

And Biden is getting closer to naming a replacement for National Economic Council chair Brian Deese.

Mental health and burnout in the often cut-throat journalist  and media profession has come under fresh spotlight. The issue was highlighted by the recent death of well-known American journalist Blake Hounshell who died aged just 44 after a long battle with depression. The matter was also debated by a panel of high-ranking journalists in a […]

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And McCarthy sets a date for Biden's State of the Union address.

In the news for the week ending January 13, 2023, are creepy electronics, a lack of snow (your mileage may vary), inflation from 50 years ago, the loss of a guitar icon, and more.

Here’s what MM learned about McHenry’s agenda and general approach to running the committee after talking through the changes with him.

Former Rep. Rodney Davis is joining Cozen O'Connor<b> </b>as a managing director.

Blake Hounshell, who edited The New York Times’ “On Politics” newsletter and formerly held several leadership positions at Politico, died Tuesday.

Also, Lindsey Graham wrongly claims that only Fox News is covering the issue. Plus, a host of media maneuvers and the latest on Damar Hamlin.