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Alec MacGillis

@AlecMacGillis

@ProPublica. Author of FULFILLMENT and THE CYNIC.

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linkhttps://www.alecmacgillis.com/ calendar_today14-12-2011 19:05:49

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David Weigel(@daveweigel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jonathan Chait The UCLA story looks pretty clear, based on LAT/student reporting — pro-Israel counter-protests showed up and started swinging. latimes.com/california/sto…

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Los Angeles Times(@latimes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Four UCLA student journalists attacked by pro-Israel counterprotesters on campus latimes.com/california/sto…

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David Weigel(@daveweigel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How lucky is Trump? Every network mobilized to cover the Historic Trial of a President and most days it hasn’t even been the biggest story in Manhattan.

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Peter Moskos(@PeterMoskos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Crime. People, it's about crime. There's tons of cheap housing in American cities. Virtually free to buy. But you won't live here because of crime. Not race. Crime. (Well crime and schools.) Reduce crime in cities and double affordable housing. Quadruple in some.

Crime. People, it's about crime. There's tons of cheap housing in American cities. Virtually free to buy. But you won't live here because of crime. Not race. Crime. (Well crime and schools.) Reduce crime in cities and double affordable housing. Quadruple in some.
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Eric Karl Hontz(@eric_hontz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Praying Baltimore sees under 200 homicides this year. It is still 200 too many but it would be monumental progress.

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Stacy Mitchell(@stacyfmitchell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1. Today is ILSR's 50th anniversary! It was founded by 3 friends working in the Adams-Morgan neighborhood of DC in 1974. They had a vision of a decentralized economy in which communities had the power to determine their own future.

1. Today is ILSR's 50th anniversary! It was founded by 3 friends working in the Adams-Morgan neighborhood of DC in 1974. They had a vision of a decentralized economy in which communities had the power to determine their own future.
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Michael Powell(@powellAtlantic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“After two days at Columbia … I was struck by how unusual that sentiment — I understand my opponent’s suffering — had become and how rarely I’d heard anyone talk of making an effort to understand the other. Maximal anger was all that lingered”
theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

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Hallie Miller(@MsHallieMiller) 's Twitter Profile Photo

She’s spent 27 years preparing for this moment. But Angela Alsobrooks’ Senate bid may still fall flat: thebaltimorebanner.com/politics-power…

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Alec MacGillis(@AlecMacGillis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'Defaults are reaching historic levels in the office market, as a growing number of owners capitulate to persistently high interest rates and weak demand.' wsj.com/real-estate/co… via The Wall Street Journal

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Joe Weisenthal(@TheStalwart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ve actually been curious about this. 70s talk TV clips always seem surprisingly high brow (or upper middle brow). Came across some Jerry Garcia clip, where the host just really let him go on about making music.

Why was the culture so amenable to that at the time?

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Omar Jimenez(@OmarJimenez) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Columbia University students have been ordered to “shelter in place” as a large group of police officers is amassing outside the gates of campus.

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derek the eating bear(@DerekFromBmore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

baltimore boomer facebook: i won’t even go to the inner harbor, it’s a war zone out there

famous and recognizable baseball players:

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Alec MacGillis(@AlecMacGillis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's not Columbia yet, but things are getting rowdy at the last of the three listening sessions held by the Archdiocese of Baltimore for its plan to close two thirds of its parishes.

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John Hendrickson(@JohnGHendy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s the phrase 'gravel pit' that stands out most—imagery fit for a Cormac McCarthy novel. theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

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Zack Beauchamp(@zackbeauchamp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A handful of elite schools — Brown, Wesleyan, Johns Hopkins — seem to have handled the Palestine protests gracefully.

Their successful approach: don't send cops after students, talk seriously with the protestors, and enforce *preexisting* codes about speech and harassment.

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