Thank you The Globe and Mail for supporting a story like this built on wild art and unknowns and a HUGE shout out to Liz Sullivan the kindest editor i have ever worked with. Below is the 📸 essay. Be sure to read the brilliant story by Ian Brown. #photography theglobeandmail.com/gift/5e705b02c…

🚨 📸The deadline for our summer visuals internship is fast approaching. If you want to join our incredible team, get your applications in by Fri. Oct. 25th. eevd.fa.us6.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

A lovely report on an iconic Christian-owned Beirut nightclub opening its doors to displaced Shia Lebanese. Produced with correspondent Matt Bradley. Part two in attached tweet.

Applications for the 2025 Kim Wall Memorial Fund are open now, providing grants to journalists whose work carries forward Kim's legacy of reporting on subcultures and the "undercurrents of rebellion." Learn more and apply by Dec. 8: iwmf.org/programs/kim-w….

We're Hiring for Correspondent, Argentina! thomsonreuters.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/External… Great opportunity for an early career journalist to cut their teeth on one of Latin America's hottest stories

To prepare to play WWII war photographer Lee Miller in the film “Lee,” Kate Winslet scoured Miller’s personal archives to learn more about her life. In the film, Winslet shoots photographs on an exact replica of Miller’s camera. cbsn.ws/4g9pPbk

Hundreds et 100,0000 of Syrians gathered by masnaa , Lebanon crossing, chanting ,singing , getting ready to be back to Damascus after years of excile #دمشق

“We are eagerly anticipating seeing Austin walk free," Austin Tice's parents Marc and Debra tell me in a new statement today. "We are asking anyone who can do so to please assist Austin so he can safely return home to his family."

Our story for @TodayShow: An American man named Travis Timmerman was found in Syria after being imprisoned for months today.com/video/american…

Gridlock traffic in Pacific Palisades, threatened by the Palisades Fire. Drivers have abandoned cars, blocking people from trying to escape in neighborhoods currently threatened by flames.

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Major news: The Pentagon says it will "provide military airlift to support DHS deportation flights of more than five thousand" migrants detained by Customs and Border Protection along the southern border. This is on top of announcing the deployment of an additional 1,500 troops.

The military is sending 1,000 Army personnel and 500 Marines to the Texas. California border, instructing to them to erect border barriers. A senior military official stressed these troops are not intended to be used for law enforcement, my colleague Eleanor Watson reports.

Dozens left a downtown federal building before dawn, looking for about 260 people. They had criminal warrants for 7. At one home shortly after sunrise four agents knocked, banged and shouted for the man they wanted to arrest. They left, empty handed, after about 10 mins.

First major protest to Trump’s immigration actions (that I’ve seen)

They arrived at the United States border from around the world, hoping to seek asylum. Instead, they were detained, shackled and flown by the U.S. military to a faraway country, Panama. Our exclusive look at a new front in Pres. Trump’s immigration crackdown:

The U.S. is planning to deport Mexican citizens directly to the southern border of Mexico, specifically Chiapas, one of the poorest states in MX, regardless of their state of origin. This policy aims to deter future attempts of irregular entry into United States territory.

Great article by Debra Kamin: nytimes.com/2025/03/15/rea… "What was hailed as a watershed has so far produced a mere drizzle." I love the line -- but even the word "drizzle" might be generous.

ICE claims tattoos tie migrants to the Tren de Aragua gang. Experts say they aren't reliable identifiers. cbsnews.com/news/ice-tatto…

Judge restricts Border Patrol in California: 'You just can’t walk up to people with brown skin' calmatters.org/justice/2025/0… via Sergio Olmos