Lesson 8: Objectivity is dead. Long live limitations. The scientific method allows us to move beyond the endless debates about whether journalism is objective. In our analyses, we simply stated what we knew and the limitations of what we knew. /12 themarkup.org/show-your-work…

Fascinated by the man ahead of me in security who will be boarding his flight with only a bagel and his phone

to the talented folks who lost their jobs today through no fault of their own, my inbox is open for your pitches on home and parenting: jennifer dot rogers at washpost dot com

I wish my Vietnamese comprehension was better than a 5-year-old's but yesterday we had dinner with my parents and I told my partner that my mom had said "the wine is silly" in Vietnamese (she just didn't like it) which I think is a kick-ass translation for that sentiment

shoutout to the one kid who got his candy, looked around the room, and said “wow your house is actually pretty big”

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The L.A. Times closed the Washington Bureau in an election year and on the day of the New Hampshire primary.

This is such a big loss for the AAPI community and LATimes. @JeongPark52 has been a must-read to understand the pulse of Southern California’s Asian American communities, which can often be a bellwether for AAPIs across the nation. Hire him:

to hope, to dream

Big takeaway: Lots of focus on tactics but no 1 big thing — Bunch of optimization efforts to expand the audience. BUT TO WHO? Unclear —NYT sell subs to liberal elites, hooks em w adjacent lifestyle services —WSJ sells subs to business elites, hooks em w data/professional services