Here's Your Coffee Talk! ☕️
We laughed. We learned. We had a great time together! And we covered A LOT of important ground that I truly believe you will not hear on other news platforms. ⏰ ICYMI: In Case You Missed It: PRESS PLAY below.
Let's Have Coffee! Join Jenna: Wednesday LIVE
I'm so grateful for you ~ and I want to share something extra this week: Hi Friends 💕, We spent most of SCOOP on Monday marking September 11th, and rightfully so. I truly believe this day needs careful coverage that includes reverence and respect. As I mentioned yesterday, while we
Your Debate Debrief
Reflection & Reporting On The First Republican Debate A Letter From The Editor: On the menu Thursday night: a healthy variety of big issues. Throw in a dash of name-calling, several spicy rehearsed one-liners, and a side of periodic (expected) grandstanding, and you'll have the flavor of this
Tucker's Out? What To Watch When "The News" Becomes the News
State Secrets & A Mother's Love
"I don't know anything about the world.” Spanish athlete Beatriz Flamini who lived in a cave for more than 500 days as part of a project studying the impacts of isolation. The mountaineer wasn’t quite ready to come out of the cave when the experiment was
Taiwan, Abortion & Considering More to the Story
“I'll stop once my vision gets blurry." 106-year-old Apo Whang-Od, the oldest person to ever appear on the cover of Vogue in its 131-year history. Whang-Od is featured for her hand-tapping tattoos, a thousand-year-old indigenous Filipino practice called “batok." 🗓 THE WEEK AHEAD Monday: The annual White
Gotham City Takes Center Stage
A welfare check between two icons: Lightning striking One World Trade Center in New York City over the weekend. 📷: Max Guliani. According to statistics this happens roughly 38 times a year to the tallest building in the U.S. Some interpreted it as a foreshadowing of one of our big
The Most Important Story
“With God in the mix, we will recover.” Wayne Williams, who lives in Rolling Fork, Mississippi. A deadly tornado struck the rural town of about 2,000 people this weekend. Despite the destruction, some spent their Sunday morning gathering with one another on the front steps of the still-standing Rolling
What Keeps The Peace?
“Next stop is peak bloom!” The National Park Service announced the beautiful cherry blossoms in Washington D.C. are one step away from reaching peak bloom. The blossoms are in stage 5, which means the flowers should be opening any day now. 🗓 THE WEEK AHEAD Monday: The first day of
The Second-Largest Bank Collapse in U.S. History
“I think this could be the first cockroach in the cellar.” Frederic Russell, CEO of Frederic E. Russell Investment Management Co., on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) – the second-largest banking collapse in U.S. history. Our cheat sheet below covers what to know and why it matters. Jenna
How Many Train Derailments Are 'Normal'?
“You could stand me up at the gates of hell but I won’t back down.” The late Tom Petty in his song “I Won’t Back Down,” which has new meaning for some girls in Afghanistan. Blake Shelton and others, including a group of young female Afghan musicians, recently
3 Things We Learned This Week 🖋
Quick catch-up in less than 300 words!