Ladies & Gentlemen, Mr. Steve Moore
The lingering stigma of HIV kept most patients hidden in the shadows of shame, but Steve replaced shame with daring. His brave public confessions created a public dialogue about HIV/AIDS that was groundbreaking in the entertainment industry.
15 Things You Didn’t Know About The National Press Club
The National Press Club isn’t famous for the rifts it has caused in marriages, or for being an establishment that houses stolen gold rush artifacts, but the building has a rich history far beyond notable press conferences.
How Reporters Learn What Was Said in Private White House Communications
Per the Presidential Records Act of 1978, Presidents and Vice Presidents must turn over all of their records to the National Archives upon leaving office.
The Hacking of Leslie Jones: A Sledgehammer Through The Wall Of Human Decency
Public figures will always have “haters” and a certain level of online harassment; it unfortunately comes with the territory – but what has been happening to Leslie Jones lately is different.
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