The The Wall Street Journal will leave no man left behind. Today marks 100 days since Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained by Russia and accused of espionage. He did nothing wrong. We continue to demand his immediate release. #IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan #JournalismIsNotACrime

Maybe administrators are looking at Stanford and Northwestern and thinking uh oh, these student journalists might dig up some stuff.

Sample return capsule roughly five minutes away from landing. An absolute TRIP to watch this space capsule parachute down... #OSIRISREx watch live here: npr.org/2023/09/24/120…

TOUCHDOWN #OSIRISREx

We have a visual on the SRC! #OSIRISREx

Helicopter's shadow between the sample return capsule and its parachute #OSIRISREx After watching so many Mars missions where almost all you could do was wait and hope, it was such a trip to see it parachute down in real time ...

Safety assessment ... complete #OSIRISREx npr.org/2023/09/24/120…

Unfortunately, this piece I reported years ago for @npr (longer version on NPRCodeSwitch) is “evergreen” as we say in journalism. It’s about the use of dehumanizing language: npr.org/2018/06/28/624…

Anne Boyer has resigned as the poetry editor of the New York Times magazine: “Because our status quo is self-expression, sometimes all artists have left is to refuse. So I refuse.”

Fearful, Humiliated and Desperate: Gazans Heading South Face Horrors They walk for hours, raising their hands when they encounter Israeli troops with guns trained on them to display their ID cards — or wave white rags. All around is the sound of gunfire. nytimes.com/2023/11/28/wor…

Fascinating ...

The International Court of Justice, the UN's highest judicial body, will begin hearings this week in a case brought by South Africa that accuses Israel of committing genocide in Gaza. Israel has categorically denied the allegations. nyti.ms/3tMe8ou

Eleven-year-old Dareen al-Bayaa lost dozens of her family members in a single airstrike in Gaza. She is one of at least 17,000 children across the territory who have been orphaned or separated from their parents.

I love this photo because it tells such a beautiful story involving men's clothing, politics, and global culture. 🧵

1/ On rounds at Grady Me: "How're you feeling today?" Him: "Well. I been better. That medicine y'all gave me made me run off!" My team looked puzzled. I did not. Me: "Oh no! You talking 'bout the medicine we gave you for your gout flare up?" Him: "Yeah! That one!"

This. This is a good joke.

We’re currently fostering the world’s most criminal cat and this is a thread of his various exploits over the last month.

NYC, 1930s (colorized) Have you ever felt that the average person dressed better in the past? IMO, the reason has nothing to do with respectability, body shape, or even suits. It has to do with the loss of what I call "shape and drape." 🧵

How it started: Toyota issued a recall saying our battery might burst into flames. Battery started acting funny so we asked them to tow the car to the dealership to take a look, for safety. They said "noooo bestie just drive it in!" How it's going:

The beauty of wildlife - a thread 🧵 1. Dick Van Duijn captured the exact moment a squirrel stopped to smell a flower