Articles by Anne Linehan

The Chronicle has published a letter from Iraq. Unfortunately, it’s not a letter from a military person. Nope, the Chronicle finally finds a letter it wants to publish and it’s from…a journalist: This probity has

The Chronicle‘s Gebe Martinez gives us a peek at tonight’s vice-presidential debate: One word likely will come up and define differences on domestic policy between the two major party vice-presidential candidates in their debate tonight:

Yes, we poke fun at MeMo, but MeMo earns all that poking by writing columns like yesterday’s: As previously noted, MeMo went off for a few days to fight Worldwide Torpor. But as every superhero

The Chronicle has an editorial reminding readers that today is the last day to register to vote for the presidential election. Pretty straightforward, one would think, but the editors couldn’t miss this opportunity: The outcome

CBS News points out something interesting in an online story (we’ll assume the story isn’t based on fake documents) about the debate last Thursday: But, with the exception of Mr. Bush’s essentially hometown newspaper, the

One can imagine how excited the Chronicle editors were to pounce on this Reuters story of a Newsweek poll: Democratic challenger John Kerry has pulled ahead of President Bush in a poll published by Newsweek

Today’s Chronicle “Quotable” should actually be plural because we get two. Here’s the first: “Kerry was very presidential in his demeanor…And I had already reached that conclusion before the people on TV told us what