Wendy Selene Pérez Texas Tribune We knew we had to get creative and get our story/resources to affected communities: 🔸More than 71% of Cloverleaf residents speak Spanish at home. 🔸Residents told us they didn't know the state had an air monitoring network. 🔸They are not regular readers of Texas Tribune

Wendy Selene Pérez Texas Tribune After the publication of the story, we returned to Cloverleaf chatted with residents, walked for hours at mobile home parks, local panaderias, washaterias and libraries and handed flyers to parents waiting in line to pick up their kids from school.

Wendy Selene Pérez Texas Tribune "If y'all had never come by. I would have not been as informed," said Jocelyn. She has allergies and persistent skin irritation. She said her community has been ignored . "Finally people like y'all taking time out of your hands trying to figure this out for other people.”

.CNN talking about how no one was hurt, and the NYPD was careful. Meanwhile videos like this are all over social media. This one from the IG page of Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine. Also reports of officers turning off body cams and then using excessive force against students.

WKCR-FM NY Columbia Daily Spectator jelani cobb Columbia Journalism School Sheila Coronel @DartCenter We are indebted to student journalists, and as I have said again and again, to the unprecedented numbers of journalists who have been killed covering this war that reverberates around the world.

NEW: An officer entering Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall Tuesday evening to break up a Pro-Palestinian demonstration fired his gun inside the hall. thecity.nyc/2024/05/02/nyp…

With a push from the #IMF, Egypt's state tobacco monopoly went up in smoke – to the benefit of Philip Morris International and Emirati mogul Abdullah Al Hussaini. Now fears are rising smoking will soar in one of the world's few growing cigarette markets theexamination.org/articles/how-p…

1/ A thread about my reporting road to my being, yesterday afternoon, literally on the front row of history.

Black women die in childbirth at the highest rates in the industrialized world, and yet a program in California designed to address that race-specific harm is being sued for discriminating against people who are not dying at the highest rates.

British tabloid reports that US dietary committee's draft finding of "limited evidence" that ultra-processed food increases obesity risk as "UPF doesn't make you fat" Great example of science being distorted upside-down in the media dailymail.co.uk/health/article…

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Citing "the proven major risk situation of the impact of your activities on human health," Congo's environment minister Arlette Soudan-Nonault has ordered the "total suspension" of battery recycling company Metssa Congo, which previously sent lead to the US.

We are proud to partner with malaysiakini.com to host the next Global Investigative Journalism Conference (#GIJC25)... 🇲🇾 See you in Malaysia in 2025! More information: buff.ly/4dkus0V

I am so excited to share the news that I'm joining the The New York Times as a health reporter covering chronic diseases: nytco.com/press/nina-agr…

🎉 It’s our birthday! One year ago today, The Examination launched as an independent nonprofit newsroom to deliver on what we consider a distinct and vital mission: to help bring about a healthier world through independent investigative journalism. buff.ly/3MJCvZR

.The Examination turns 1⃣ today! I'm so proud of our little team for building a global investigative outlet from scratch, prioritizing collaboration + deep listening over competition. and we're just getting started! youtube.com/watch?v=-Kc9zo…

My colleagues and friends from The Examination are celebrating 1 year. It makes me happy to collaborate with them and that saludconlupa.com is their first ally in Peru. Will Fitzgibbon, María Pérez, madlen davies, Sasha Chavkin, mago torres Fearless journalism for a healthier world

Bloomberg vetted >5,300 screenshots from 800+ Uber and Lyft drivers, spoke w/ 118 of them and learnt how pervasive, damaging NYC lockouts have been for them. W/ Leon Yin Aaron W. Gordon ಠ_ಠ Our interactive graphic shows how cos save 100s of mlns in future pay with lockouts: