bad news

The embattled network was already smarting from plummeting postelection ratings and further viewer backlash to the Morning Joe co-hosts’ recent kiss-and-make-up session with Donald Trump when more bad news hit: Lachlan Cartwright’s report at the Ankler about an impending all-around host shake-up that will see even Rachel Maddow earning a softer paycheck.

The bad news is that Hochul does not have time on her side: She will likely face a primary challenge in 2026 and, if she prevails, a risky matchup against a Republican who is sure to make congestion pricing a campaign issue.

“The bad news is that we don’t know where exactly Ryan is, and he has not decided to return home.”

He saw President George W. Bush as the CIA’s sole client, and he thought the agency would be closed out of decisionmaking if he brought the client too much bad news.

Mr Potter said a nearby caravan park and the local pub had also had to break the bad news to dozens of disappointed visitors.