Just one week ago, the U.K. made history with its first televised election debate leading up to the country’s May 6 elections, which could leave the nation with a new Prime Minister. Here, a few major changes that could result from the U.K.’s series of televised political debates.
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CNN is in trouble, and ColumnVI is here to help! Here, we explore how to save the original cable news network, along with the Magic Wall, Anderson Cooper and Wolf Blitzer’s beard.
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This week, ColumnVI will be taking a vacation as your columnists soak up the sun on Spring Break. We’ll be back next week with more original posts and a new contributor.
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This week’s Sunday Standout highlights a very special announcement from Column5. We’re feeling shiny and new, with a new name and a new columnist. Read on for details about our latest and greatest transformation.
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In the first installment of her Caffeine Fix series, Rebecca Berg measures out her life, and news, in coffee spoons. This week, the series explores connections between coffee and current events.
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This week, the Sunday Standout section calls attention to an unusual letter to Column5 — from an attorney. We’re rebels, and we didn’t even know it! Do we have the right to remain silent, or something?
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The White House press secretary has a Twitter, and guess what? Your tweets to him count as public record! In just over 140 characters, Rebecca Berg dissects this big political story of the week and uncovers a few tweets the National Archives shouldn’t be without.
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On certain Sundays, Column5 will bring you standout articles from the week that deserve a tab on your Internet browser. In our first installment, we’re obsessed with a depressing piece on the recession, which argues that our generation might just be screwed.
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