New from Miriam Berger Evan Hill Imogen Piper meg kelly: A 3D analysis by The Post shows how troops shot at least 14 times in four seconds while civilians would have been visible, leaving two Palestinians dead washingtonpost.com/investigations…

Some amazing 3D scene reconstruction by Imogen Piper!

If you’ve ever wondered what the heck nuclear fusion is & what it took for National Ignition Facility to get net energy gain during their Dec. 5 experiment, here’s the (full) video for you: wapo.st/3Jv29Qd Super fun evergreen explainer, w/ the talented Brian Monroe & @ameyerfilms 🎥

Vote for Sarah Hashemi's beautiful work! VOTE RN: wbby.co/31910N

Visual Forensics is hiring another motion graphics reporter! Great team, fascinating work and you get to talk nerdy graphics/OSINT stuff with me all day. Feel free to message me with any questions on the role. washpost.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/washingtonpost…

In mere minutes, hundreds of Washington Post employees in DC + around the US will step away from work & demand that The Washington Post management gets serious about bargaining — and bring us a wage proposal, something the Post has refused to do for NINE MONTHS and counting. (1/x)

Tonight we have Gene Park joining us on the Spawncast to talk about his hands on time with Zelda Tears of the Kingdom and more. Going live at 9PM EST.

The Visual Forensics team at The Washington Post is hiring ! If you're a 3D wizard, love python and are deeply committed to unwinding some of the most complex accountability stories around the world using innovative reporting ➡️ Apply by Friday: jobs.washingtonpost.com/job/250559886/…

Tennis icons Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova met as teenagers, forged one of the greatest rivalries in sports and then became close friends. After 50 years, Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova understand each other like no one else can. When cancer came, they both knew where

The achievement is another key step — albeit in a journey that may take decades to complete — in the quest for an unlimited source of cheap and clean power. wapo.st/45jJlMQ

I don't post here much, but when I do, it's to share about an awesome collaboration. The The Washington Post teamed up with The Examination to investigate why 'influencer' dietitians are promoting diet soda and sweets on social media: washingtonpost.com/wellness/2023/…

My latest for The Washington Post uncovers a little known food industry tactic: Food companies, including sugar and soda producers, are paying dietitians to promote their products and deliver industry-friendly messages on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. wapo.st/3sTupax

The food, beverage and dietary supplement industries are paying dozens of registered dietitians that collectively have millions of social media followers to help sell products and deliver industry-friendly messages on Instagram and TikTok, according to an analysis by The

Israel’s military said in December 2021 that a high-tech upgrade to the barrier that surrounded the Gaza Strip would protect nearby Israeli residents from the threat of violent militants. The upgrade cost $1 billion and took three years to complete. wapo.st/3swP1Wi

Workers The Washington Post have been in contract negotiations with our bosses for 18 months. But the company is refusing to pay us what we’re worth or bargain in good faith. So on Dec. 7, we’re walking off the job for 24 hours.

Today is the day! We are outside D.C. The Washington Post HQ fighting for a fair contract. Reminder: don’t engage with Post content today!

Starting the process of cleaning out my desk and making sure to preserve this Polaroid containing a collection of pure freaking Legends. Launcher

We're live at The Washington Post covering #IowaCaucuses - 8pm ET, 7pm Central, get cozy (and warm), tune in via WaPo or YouTube. LINK: youtube.com/live/FdEkH-mNY…

NASA’s Europa Clipper launched today on a mission to scrutinize one of the most intriguing worlds in our solar system, the ice-encrusted moon of #Jupiter. The mission's big question: Could #Europa support life? The Post's Joel Achenbach breaks down what we know.

The experiences of cancer patients have long been told through a narrow, often sanitized lens — framed as battles to be fought and wrapped in neatly packaged survival stories. But today, a new generation of patients is rewriting that script. wapo.st/47mAhLE