Hot Girl Briefing

Sources for DC! News / Celebrities in Politics

Sources for this episode include:

Samantha Majic, Daniel O’Neill, and Michael Bernhard in the article “Celebtriy and Politics” from Perspectives on Politics
Philip Drake and Michael Higgins in the chapter ‘”I’m a celbrity, get me into politics’ The political celebrity and the celebrity politician’ from the book Framing Celebrity: New Directions in Celebrity Culture edited by Su Holmes and Sean Redmond
Dina Francesca Haynes in “The Celebritization of Human Trafficking” from The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences

This weeks sources include:

Kelsey Davenport, Kingston Reif, and Daryl G. Kimball in “Nuclear Weapons: Who Has What at a Glance” from the Arms Control Association
“The World’s Nuclear Weapons” from ICAN
“Status of World Nuclear Forces” from the Federation of American Scientists
“New START Treaty” from the U.S. Department of State
“START I at a Glance” from the Arms Control Association
“START II” by the Nuclear Threat Initiative
“The START III Framework at a Glance” from the Arms Control Association
“SORT” from the Nuclear Threat Initiative
“Treaty on Open Skies” from the Nuclear Threat Initiative

This weeks specific source was from Stephen McDonell in “China allows three children in major policy shift” from BBC.

Sources for this episode include:

“Timeline of federal policy on immigration, 2017-2020” from Ballotpedia
Jens Manuel Krogstad and Ana Gonzalez-Barrera in “Key facts about U.S. immigration policies and Biden’s proposed changes” from the Pew Research Center
A Press Statement from the White House
“Joe Biden presidential administration” from Ballotpedia

Sources for this episode include:

Sources for this episode include:

Frank Gardner in “Five Eyes: Is the alliance in trouble over China?” from BBC
Jagannath Panda and Ankit Panda in “RESOLVED: Japan Is Ready to Become a Formal Member of Five Eyes” from the Center for Strategic & International Studies
Patrick Gerard Buchan and Benjamin Rimland in “Defining the Diamond: The Past, Present, and Future of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue” from the Center for Strategic & International Studies
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization or NATO

Sources for this episode include:

Anna Fifield in the book The Great Successor
Harvey Sapigao “18 Weirdly-Specific Rules For Powerful Leaders” from Cracked
Caroline Moss “Past presidents agree, this surprising rule is one of the worst parts of running the country” from CNBC

Sources for this episode include:

Kori Shacke in The New York Times
Afghan Taliban in the Counter Terrorism Guide from the National Counterterrorism Center
The U.S War in Afghanistan from the Council on Foreign Relations

The sources for this episode are composed of the following:

Sources for this episode include: Thomas Grove from The Wall Street Journal, Niraj Warikoo from the Detroit Free Press, Morgan Winsor from abc News, and the Committee to Protect Journalists.