The cover originally looked like the New Yorker’s Eustace Tilley mascot, but with a bird for a head, the magazine explains in a “cover trail” feature. But lawyers were “not into it,” and the next step was to “pretend it’s 1920, when people were full of class and sophistication, and we imagine we’re Henry Luce doing a cover about bird fancying or something.”
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A divisive election, turbulence at one of the nation’s legendary newspapers, controversial stoppages of presidential endorsements and so much more
TSA and air traffic controllers will have to work, but without regular paychecks. During a 2018-19 shutdown, many chose not to report for duty.
The fund will help cover the costs fact-checkers face after violent conflicts, natural disasters or government repression
Media news tends to phase out fast, but the baffling settlement decision by ABC News continues to linger — inside and outside of the network
