Elisabeth Bumiller will join the foreign policy desk and become The New York Times‘ Pentagon reporter, a source tells us.
Ms. Bumiller had been the paper’s White House correspondent since 2001, and covered the election for the last year. She is also the author of Condoleezza Rice: An American Life.
UPDATE: Ms. Bumiller let Read More
The New York Times Book Review released its 100 Notable Books of 2008.
Notably, there are a lot of New York Times writers on the list, among them:
- The Challenge: Hamdan v. Rumsfeld and the Fight Over Presidential Power by Jonathan Mahler.
And now the fun part begins.
The New York Times‘ Elisabeth Bumiller has an A1-promoted story headlined Internal Battles Divided McCain and Palin Camps, in which she reveals all about the Republican candidates’ failed bid for the White House. This comes a day after Newsweek broke new ground on the Governor’s campaign Read More
New York Times Congressional reporter Sheryl Gay Stolberg will be moving to cover the White House, filling the paper’s last vacancy on that beat. Stolberg will be taking the spot currently held by Elisabeth Bumiller, who is scheduled to go out on book leave in June to spend a year writing a biography of Condoleezza Read More
The New York Times is looking for a reporter to move to the White House beat, as the paper continues restoring its depleted Washington bureau. A memo went out to the newsroom this morning announcing the opening and referring interested applicants to the Times‘ internal newsletter.
The beat has traditionally been shared by three reporters, Read More
New York Times White House correspondent Elisabeth Bumiller is close to signing a deal with Random House to write a biography of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Ms. Bumiller plans to go on a yearlong book leave beginning in June. Reached by phone on Feb. 27, she confirmed her book plans but declined to discuss Read More
