Asked by another reporter about Page and Stone, Nunes claimed, implausibly, that he had never heard of them.
The novel is by Seth Kaufman, a Brooklyn writer whose résumé includes time at TVGuide.com and as a reporter for Page Six at The New York Post.
And, earlier this year, after a scandal erupted over the alleged attempt by a reporter for Page Six to extort Bill Clinton's friend Ron Burkle, a California supermarket magnate, the Post twice returned to its old characterization of him, calling him the "former horndog-in-chief".
Mr. Kaplan, feeling less constrained about confidentiality, handed reporters several pages of Mr. Davis's ruling.
In his first campaign for president in 1999, Mr. McCain made public, also to a tightly controlled group of reporters, 1,500 pages of in-depth medical and psychiatric records amassed in a Navy project to gauge the health of former prisoners of war.
Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Pataki each sent reporters the summary page of his report before filing the entire report with the Board of Elections.
As a reporter, correspondent, editorial page writer and columnist, she has covered national and city politics, local and state government and urban affairs, and has won many awards.
Ms. Eisner worked at The Philadelphia Inquirer from 1980 to 2005, rising from reporter to editorial page editor and syndicated columnist.
But The Hollywood Reporter's global page views are up.
Keith Runyon was a veteran reporter and editorial page editor for the Louisville-based Courier-Journal, Kentucky's dominant statewide paper, which has generations of close personal ties to state and national Democrats.
