Get this: Ruth Madoff feels "betrayed" by her husband's heinous crimes. Welcome to the club, lady.

NEW YORK -- Nancy Snyderman asks her producer how they might deal with a renewed panic over swine flu: "How do we keep the volume down?"

NEW YORK -- Nancy Snyderman asks her producer how they might deal with a renewed panic over swine flu: "How do we keep the volume down?"

NEW YORK -- Nancy Snyderman asks her producer how they might deal with a renewed panic over swine flu: "How do we keep the volume down?"

First, a few thoughts on the story that has blown everything else off the radar screen.

You knew there had to be a woman.

You knew there had to be a woman.

I was traveling during the presidential presser yesterday, so I had the very 2009 experience of following it afterward on Twitter.

For Chuck Todd, getting calls from Rahm Emanuel is a staple of covering the White House. But they dwell as much on what the NBC correspondent knows as what he can get the president's top aide to divulge.

NEW YORK -- Nick Denton is sitting amid the rows of screen-staring digital workers in the fourth-floor walkup that serves as Gawker headquarters, having neglected to build himself a private office.