Chronicle telegraph gram page historic masthead
The Chronicle presents a dated masthead showing the publication line with names Hudnutt as publisher across years 1927 to 2010 and Julie Wallace and Brad Dickens as managing editor and editorial page editor, reflecting a long standing family run newspaper.
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Rubio as State pick signals hawkish China shift
The piece argues Senator Marco Rubio, viewed as a strong China hawk and potential secretary of state under Trump, could reshape U S policy toward Asia without reversing core Trump aims. It notes Rubio’s stance on Taiwan, TikTok, and Venezuela, his Cuban immigrant background, and the tension between a tougher stance on Beijing and risks of conflict, urging Senate scrutiny of nominees to avoid unfit picks.
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Media bias blamed after Trump's election landslide
Cal Thomas argues media outlets favored Kamala Harris and lost credibility after the election. He criticizes CNN CBS News MSNBC and PBS for biased coverage and notes polls like Des Moines Register were off. He warns Democrats risk repeat losses unless they rethink leftist immigration and social agendas.
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Kamala Harris
New York
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CNN
van Jones
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Iowa
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Roger Lynch
Trump seeks recess appointments to push through picks
Ruth Marcus reports that Donald Trump hints a Senate leader must accept recess appointments to install top officials without Senate confirmation. The piece recalls Supreme Court limits on recess power, prior partisan responses, and possible constitutional risks if Trump uses extraordinary adjournment to bypass advice and consent.
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