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WHAT IS PUNCHBOWL NEWS?
PUNCHBOWL NEWS is a membership-based news community founded by journalists and best-selling authors Jake Sherman and Anna Palmer, and co-founded by veteran Capitol Hill reporter John Bresnahan. Punchbowl is the Secret Service nickname for the Capitol. Our credo is Power, People, Politics. We’ll focus relentlessly on the people in Washington who make decisions, and on the news and events that will move political markets. Punchbowl News events will bring you closer to the news, and help you better understand Washington’s leadership. Join the community today.
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WHAT MEMBERS GET
Punchbowl News AM
Our flagship morning newsletter,
featuring breaking news, critical analysis and important context about the political, legislative and media climate in D.C. each day.
Punchbowl News Midday
Catch up on all market-moving political news from the morning, with fresh insights on what people inside the corridors of power are thinking and talking about.
Punchbowl News PM
A short wrap up of the day, what you need to be thinking about next and insights from members of our community. Plus, a shot of what’s going on in the Washington social scene.
The
Lookahead
Connect with Bres, Anna and Jake for our Sunday night show previewing what we’ll be covering in the week ahead and breaking down what’s happening at the Capitol and the White House.
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VIP events
Invites to small member-only dinners, cocktail hours, newsmaker interviews and New York, D.C. and West Coast parties and networking events. These events are open only to Punchbowl News Premium members.
Punchbowl News Profiles
Timely deep dives into political players in the news. Find out what drives them, who they are aligned with in the Capitol and industry and what matters for their personal politics.
