
investigative reporter @nytimes, covering the U.S. call/text/signal/whatsapp: 315-730-8907. [email protected].
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Nearly every day, people released from the Santa Fe jail walk miles along a highway to get home.
Local leaders have known for 20+ years that it's dangerous but have done almost nothing about it.
We've uncovered just how deadly the consequences have been. nytimes.com/2025/05/12/us/ja…
Incredible story from @OPB about the hero father who shot and killed the teenage school shooter in Bend, Oregon: opb.org/article/2026/10/23/b…
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NEW:
O.J. Simpson. A secret informant. The missing murder weapon. An accomplice tale. And law enforcement records that were kept secret for 30 years — until now.
nytimes.com/2026/10/18/us/oj…
Wow. Huge congrats to this top-tier reporter and Philly guy, moving on to covering the biggest story in basketball right now: LeBron's 24th season.
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Bummed to see what's happened to my former employer, which is now being evicted from its building by the founding publisher over unpaid rent.
I worked six days a week -- incl. regular all-nighters -- for this place for $30k a year as editor in my 20s.
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The judge in the murder case against Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother charged with killing her three children, set a hearing for Nov. 2 to discuss a date for a possible retrial. Her first trial ended earlier this month in a deadlocked jury. nyti.ms/4iQ8VDj
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A devastating account of just one day in the life of a pregnant Palestinian woman in Gaza. Three of her children were already killed by an Israeli airstrike. She still lives in the ruins of their home. theguardian.com/global-devel…
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Yesterday, this company told Guild members we have to "dig deeper" to cover the costs of our health care. Today, its executives rang the opening bell at the the NYSE.
i liked the subway poetry more when it was on a physical poster, and less so when it's on a digital screen that changes to a bank commercial or hard seltzer ad when you're halfway through the poem
25 Years After 9/11, Questions About the FBI’s Pursuit of Saudi Suspects in the Case Have Only Grown, @Tim_Golden_ reports: propublica.org/article/fbi-9…
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A Partially destroyed building in Gaza City collapses tonight, killing 5 and injuring dozens of Palestinians who were sheltering inside. Before and after shown below
U.S. has agreed to send $2.8 billion worth of bombs to Israel, adding tens of thousands of bombs to its arsenal even as Americans' support for the country declines. nytimes.com/2026/09/15/us/po…
still the best, @JaniceHuff4ny -- thanks for the forecast!
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Nearly every day toward the end of my tenure at The Washington Post, someone would complain to me about Jeff Bezos' changes. His decimation of the local news team. His abandonment of DC sports coverage. The shriveled Bezos opinion page, with the ideological diversity of a doorknob.
Today, The Washington Sun launches. It has made enormous new investments: +110 newsroom staff; DC's legendary food columnist; truly the best DMV reporters; a beloved weather blog; a growing roster of columnists; tons of worldclass reporters across many national beats; and also me.
The Washington Sun will not be perfect. We will write stories that you find annoying, dumb, or misinformed. I will make mistakes (& tell me if I do - [email protected]!). But at a time where investments in reporting are evaporating, I'm so excited The Sun is hiring real journalists doing real reporting.
If you want to help, I would love if you signed up for our (free!) newsletters, which routinely get genuinely rave reviews:
National coverage: washingtonsun.com/account/ne…
Local coverage: washingtonsun.com/metro-news…
Very distressed to learn this week about the allegation that The New York Times is callously refusing to let a software engineer work from home so that he can take care of his ailing 96yo father.
NYT now fighting employee in court. Why? Extremely sad.
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New exclusive: In his 25 years as an OBGYN, Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas repeatedly sued patients for outstanding medical debt. At least 81 were arrested during their court proceedings. Some had debt from c-sections; others from miscarriages.
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Among those killed in Kuhestak was Amir-Mohammad Karimi, a 6-year-old who was starting kindergarten, according to his mother. (Initially reported 4yo Amir-Ali. Interview w/ mother corrected that.) His face matches a video of a dead body inside morgue. instagram.com/p/DcxYw2assvZ/
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The Kuhestak wedding strike is the fourth episode reported by @nytimes in which U.S. strikes with no military use were bombed and civilians were killed.
Feb 28: Tomahawk on Minab school
Feb 28: PrSM on Lamerd sports hall
July 31: 2K bomb on residential area

















