Ashley Parker
Staff Writer at The Atlantic
I remain skeptical about Twitter. Also: Senior National Political Correspondent @washingtonpost. @MSNBC analyst. And fmr WaPo WH Buro Chief; @nytimes alum.
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4 days ago |
businessandamerica.com | Ashley Parker
President Donald Trump’s promised cultural renaissance will begin with misery—specifically, Les Misérables. Trump plans to attend a performance of the musicalat the Kennedy Center next month and host a private fundraising reception beforehand, marking the first performance he will attend at the center as president and his first effort to raise funds for the institution he now runs, two people familiar with the fundraiser told us.
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1 week ago |
theatlantic.com | Ashley Parker |Michael Scherer
President Trump’s promised cultural renaissance will begin with misery—specifically, Les Misérables. Trump plans to attend a showing of the musical at the Kennedy Center next month and host a private fundraising reception beforehand, marking the first performance he will attend at the center as president and his first effort to raise funds for the institution he now runs, two people familiar with the fundraiser told us.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Ashley Parker
President Donald Trump’s promised cultural renaissance will begin with misery—specifically, Les Misérables. Trump plans to attend a showing of the musical at the Kennedy Center next month and host a private fundraising reception beforehand, marking the first performance he will attend at the center as president and his first effort to raise funds for the institution he now runs, two people familiar with the fundraiser told us.
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1 week ago |
theatlantic.com | Isaac Stanley-Becker |Ashley Parker |Jonathan Lemire |Shane Harris
After Michael Waltz, the national security adviser, inadvertently included The Atlantic’s editor in chief in a group chat about military attack plans on the Signal messaging app, he found himself on very thin ice with his boss. But President Donald Trump and his advisers were loath to take a political hit by firing Waltz, especially within the first 100 days of the new administration. The 100-day mark passed yesterday.
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2 weeks ago |
rsn.org | Ashley Parker |Michael Scherer
Donald Trump believes he’s invincible. But the cracks are beginning to show. Before we begin, a primer on the science of arranging an interview with a sitting American president: In ordinary times, reporters seeking an on-the-record encounter with the commander in chief first write an elaborate proposal.
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So fun to appear on @thepressboxpod. Thanks for having me! And you can listen to the full episode, below… ⬇️
The Atlantic's @AshleyRParker tells us what it was like to interview Trump in the Oval Office after Signalgate. Full podcast here: https://t.co/fiPks6Rhi9 https://t.co/xZIXmIUv5F
President Donald Trump’s promised cultural renaissance will begin with misery—specifically, Les Misérables. My latest Kennedy Center scoop, w @michaelscherer: https://t.co/j5cvZIvmV2
RT @michaelscherer: NEW: For a $2 million Kennedy Center donation, you can get to watch Les Mis with President Trump on June 11, box seats,…
