In a WSJ experiment, X served new nonpolitical users content that skewed conservative and suggested they follow Elon Musk. Great story from Jack Gillum , @AlexaCorse & Adrienne Tong: wsj.com/politics/elect…

After GOP lawmakers grilled her, the Biden nominee leading the Nat'l Archives ordered major changes to planned exhibits, seeking to de-emphasize negative chapters. Inside the behind-the-scenes fight over the telling of U.S. history, w/Andrew Restuccia: wsj.com/politics/polic…

She was 6 mths pregnant. But when sepsis took hold, experts say, two Texas hospital ERs in a row failed to properly treat her. Her mom watched as she died. She was 18. Nevaeh Crain Died During a Miscarriage After Trying to Get Care in Texas Hospitals propublica.org/article/nevaeh…

Discussions about what the "media" missed should differentiate between cable pundits and those of us who were doing on the ground reporting actually listening to voters all year.

My dad almost fell into a vacuum marketing trap by clicking on link to a seemingly expert ranking. And so, I went down a rabbit hole of how companies bamboozle shoppers. (Google saw no issue with the ad. Trustpilot has issued a warning on the company.) wsj.com/tech/personal-…

How much are U.S. healthcare costs rising? The answer is: a lot. National healthcare spending increased 7.5% year over year in 2023, much faster than the year before wsj.com/health/healthc… via The Wall Street Journal

The dark descent of the army vet turned corporate consultant identified as the man who plowed a truck with an ISIS flag into a New Orleans crowd trib.al/aWqlHCd

A potential TikTok ban is weeks away but you wouldn't know that by scrolling the app. Creators & advertisers say they've seen this threat fail before, and for them it's business as usual. Some aren't making any backup plans. First story of 2025 w/ Sarah E. Needleman Suzanne Vranica

At least two dozen celebrity-owned homes in Pacific Palisades and nearby Malibu—worth more than $155 million—have been destroyed in the Los Angeles area wildfires on.wsj.com/3PyZbxw

Tulsi Gabbard, Trump’s pick to coordinate U.S. spy agencies, had her own secrets. When she was a rising political star, Gabbard hired a PR firm to mask her sect’s ties to an alleged pyramid scheme. on.wsj.com/3Crmari

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The Wall Street Journal won the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting for its series on how Silicon Valley entrepreneur Elon Musk transformed himself into one of the most powerful forces in the U.S. on.wsj.com/3GHTeNq

An honor to be part of this team. Its an honor to be part of this team. pulitzer.org/winners/22641

“Musk Above the Law” examined Elon Musk’s use of drugs, his secret conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and his deep ties with Tesla’s board of directors. The series won the WSJ the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting. Read the series: wsj.com/articles/musk-…

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Several years after WSJ reported on the rise of telehealth startups offering easy access to Adderall, one company founder was found guilty of conspiring to distribute controlled substances. I'm honored to play a part in this series led by Rolfe Winkler wsj.com/us-news/law/ad…

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