#Reporting

Sharyl Attkisson🕵️‍♂️

SharylAttkisson

1-In 4 short yrs & recently at an accelerated pace we’ve dialed back our nation’s unique history of free speech & thought.We’re rewriting history in real time; purging records of

Dermot Cole

DermotMCole

1. Early this month, @adndotcom, @newsminer, @pclarion and @matsu_news printed a gasline press release from @GovDunleavy, no questions asked, but have yet to correct the big lie it contains. There

Jonathan Peters

jonathanwpeters

(1/x) Coverage of the effort to prevent distribution of Bolton's book should note Trump's remarkable record of attempting to interfere with speech/press activities -- and either failing or not following through.

Ben Koo

bkoo

Sports blog and sports media aficionados, I'd like to tell you quick story that is specifically relevant today but has always been relevant. It's not very well known and for

Post-Culture Review

PostCultRev

Because the vaccines are not 100% effective, a widely publicized fact. The goal is to build herd immunity through mass vaccination. Every single headline like this is a choice a

Tina Vasquez

TheTinaVasquez

I was once at a work-related gathering focused on “social justice” with hyper-educated people. I sat and listened intently, but at the end of each day I had no idea

Rachel Alexander

rachelwalexande

This is interesting - bc my immediate thought when I see this is to think that we're underreporting on nursing home deaths, seniors & people in congregate care, because those

WUDAN YAN

wudanyan

I recently realized that I am somehow able to write reported features quite fast? (e.g.: I just banged out 3600 words of a story over the last three days and

Sophia

les_politiques

1/ #RobertFisk has died. Despite his less than optimal late reporting on #Lebanon, since around 2000, his account of the Lebanese civil war 'Pity the nation' is one of his

Josh Friedlander

JoshFriedlander

The COVID-19 data being used for public policy (and for the media to get clicks) is generally very poor in terms of presentation and transparency. - Thread One large challenge

Jessica Chen Weiss

jessicacweiss

Looking back at 2020, I'm delighted to see these three @monkeycageblog pieces get so much recognition: 1/ in this year's Albies, @dandrezner writes that "Fuchs and Eaton do an excellent

Jeff McLane

Jeff_McLane

Think some people have trouble reading. RE: my reporting on Reagor-Jefferson. Howie Roseman has final say, so EVERY pick the #Eagles make is, ultimately, on him. His job is to

The COVID Tracking Project

COVID19Tracking

Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked 26.5 million tests, up a whopping 584k from yesterday, an all-time high.And for the first time, the 7-day average has crossed the

John Schofield Trust

JSchofieldTrust

How do you interview people who are hurting and vulnerable? When a story breaks, how do you approach someone sensitively? #JSTMasterclass Stories are best told through the people they affect,

Amna Baig

amnaappi

Why reporting sexual assault (of any sort), even an attempt, is important - Thread.

Random Critical Analysis 🎲🤔🕵️

RCAFDM

Although several states are getting slammed now (mostly those that didn't earlier), it's unlikely current hospitalization for covid-19 have hit an all-time high at the national level.https://twitter.com/carlzimmer/status/13263171291

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