“Sally Quinn” on The Daily Caller

On Monday, The Daily Caller began revealing its Ranking of America’s 50 Best Colleges. We encourage you to check out our methodology and the reasons why our college ranking is uniquely definitive. (more)

After manning the helm of ABC’s “This Week” last Sunday for the second time since her August 1 debut, longtime foreign correspondent Christiane Amanpour continues to receive decidedly negative reviews. (more)

Al and Tipper Gore had long seemed like a picture-perfect couple. So when they announced they were separating after 40 years of marriage, friends were shocked. (more)

Sally Quinn, 68, third wife of legendary Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, 88, is profiled in July’s Vanity Fair as an overbearing social climber who has alienated the children from his previous marriages. (more)

I wasn’t going to write about President Obama’s new nuclear weapons strategy–a central tenet of which is that the U.S. would not authorize a nuclear strike against a nonnuclear country in retaliation for a chemical or biological attack if that country is in compliance with its nonproliferation obligations under the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT). (more)

Carol Joynt–Washington socialite, Sally Quinn expert, and now, man-o-meter–met Bill Gates Wednesday night at a Kennedy Center event. She came away from the brief encounter impressed not just by the Microsoft mogul’s refusal to roll six deep with armed guards, but also by his manly gaze: (more)

On February 24, at roughly 6:47 p.m., Washington Post Editor in Chief Marcus Brauchli confirmed to the world that Sally Quinn, Washington socialite and wife of former WaPo editor Ben Bradlee, had been booted from the print version of the paper for writing an absolutely atrocious column about the fact that her son’s wedding date conflicted with her step-grandson’s wedding date (that’s what we think we read — the Quinn/Bradlee family tree is more like a briar patch). (more)

Republican Scott Brown’s carefully laid plan to vex the entire state of Massachusetts with his good looks in order to secure a Senate seat, a scheme first concocted back in 1982 with the help of some Cosmopolitan editors and his own washboard abs, is now only 24 hours away from its steamy execution. Though Washington Post religion writer Sally Quinn, a modern day Cassandra if there ever was one, was ignored by Fox News host Bill O’Reilly when she tried to raise the alarm on national television, there remains hope that Massachusetts voters will break out of their hypnosis before they head to the polls today. (more)