When the White House abruptly announced an address to the nation by President Obama on Sunday night, CNN anchors spent the better part of an hour previewing the address without actually saying what it was about. “I have my own gut instincts on what it might be,” the CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer said a couple of times, adding that a senior White House official had thanked him for showing “restraint” and
The IT consultant resides in Abbottabad, the town where bin Laden was found and killed by a U.S. military operation. Athar first posted about events surrounding the raid 10 hours before the publication of this article, writing, "Helicopter hovering above Abbottabad at 1AM (is a rare event)." He didn't realize that he'd been tweeting about a top-secret attempt to kill an internationally wanted terr
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Unless you have been totally disconnected from any sort of news over the past 12 hours, you’ve no doubt heard that Osama Bin Laden has been found and killed. Barack Obama, President of the United States, made the announcement late last night, but wasn’t the first one to break the story to a lot of people. Most people who are active on Twitter (and who weren’t asleep at the time) first heard the ne
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