Earlier this month, Utah's Senator Orrin Hatch's chief of staff, Rob Porter, told the Salt Lake Tribune that "close scrutiny of any future Hillary Clinton nominee will be particularly critical since she has advocated shifting the court to the left and has a history of politicizing judicial matters".
In form and in mood, the tribunes were closer to monumental antique architecture than anything constructed in Florence up to that time, and they foreshadowed the strong profiles and massive grandeur of the buildings of Leon Battista Alberti and Donato Bramante (1444 1514).
In 1966, The Herald Tribune in New York closed, and its owners reached an agreement with The Washington Post to publish an international edition jointly.
Consider, in closing, this Chicago Tribune article from 2005, when David Jackson of the Chicago Tribune reported on the growing problem of home mortgage fraud in Chicago's poorest communities.
According to the Tahoe Daily Tribune, several ski resorts have temporarily closed up shop or closed upper mountain slopes while they hope for more snow.
We hear of the sleepless nights that follow the start of the American Civil War: Marx is troubled not by the fate of the Union, but by the loss of freelance income from The New York Tribune, which, consumed by matters closer to home, no longer requires his services as a European correspondent.
In addition, during these years, the Plebeian Tribunes and the senators grew increasingly close.
During these years, the tribunes and the senators grew increasingly close.
"Two of the first people [Petraeus] met," in Tampa, according to the Tampa Bay Tribune, are Jill and Scott Kelley, a couple that maintain close ties to the military and help with fundraisers.
(The Tribune's New York cousin, the Daily News, ran a close third).
Beginning around the year 350 BC, the senators and the Plebeian Tribunes began to grow closer.
