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Five Pulitzer finalists in four years, best run in San Francisco Chronicle history, better than almost all in our peer set. Our subscribers deserve the best and we are working hard to deliver it. For them, we strive for more. sfchronicle.com/about/newsroom…

we are jumping off the cliff into mass illiteracy and nobody with any power at any major university or secondary school system is willing to do anything about it

When Trump announced a private reception and dinner for the top holders of his meme coin, crypto traders began jockeying for an invite. It's virtually impossible to know who these people are so we dug into the data. Turns out: more than half of them are probably foreign.

w/Leonardo and David Kocieniewski bloomberg.com/graphics/2025-…

A MUST READ! blackpressusa.com/mlk-bust-quiet…

Absolutely riveting story by David Armstrong: When I was diagnosed with cancer, I set out to understand why a single pill of Revlimid cost the same as a new iPhone. I’ve covered high drug prices as a reporter for years. What I discovered shocked even me. propublica.org/article/revlim…

Martin Scorsese celebrated Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha's Pulitzer win. "Guess who made sure to join us to honor me and celebrate the Pulitzer Prize, even in the smallest way as our families in Gaza starve and continue to be in danger? Well, there is only one Martin Scorsese"

Unreal. The DA's office found him innocent but "the presiding judge refused to dismiss the conviction, arguing that it would set a precedent to undo scores of other convictions. [He indicated] that if he did, the floodgates of other appeals would open." amny.com/new-york/bronx…

NEW: We recently heard that the Trump administration was leaning on the government of Gambia to help Elon Musk. For weeks, we made phone calls, wrote letters and knocked on folks’ doors to try to confirm it. But we were stuck. So Josh Kaplan and I got on a plane to Banjul. 1/

Read our full story here, with Josh Kaplan Justin Elliott and Alex Mierjeski. And if you have a tip about conflicts of interest, foreign aid or Starlink, reach out on Signal: 508-523-5195 propublica.org/article/trump-…

A cast bronze memorial to the police officers who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6 declares that "their heroism will never be forgotten." But the memorial itself has been forgotten, left in storage because Johnson's office has not had it hung. Joe Heim washingtonpost.com/nation/2025/05…

In 2021, the The Pulitzer Prizes Board that I am honored to be a member of awarded Darnella Frazier a special citation “For courageously recording the murder of George Floyd,” a video that had global impact. Her courage should not be forgotten. pulitzer.org/winners/darnel…

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Big news! The US Court of International Trade just struck down Trump’s illegal tariff scheme as invalid under IEEPA. The president does not have the authority to implement tariffs unilaterally. Glad to have co-led this case with Oregon to protect Arizona families and small biz.

This is some big-time impact from the Chicago Tribune's investigation with ProPublica into schools that use police to ticket and fine students for minor infractions that could be handled in other ways. If signed, a new law will ban the practice. chicagotribune.com/2025/05/28/ill…

Scoop: The White House this week convened nearly a dozen agencies to brainstorm additional punitive measures against Harvard, with forthcoming actions expected from State, Treasury, HHS and DOJ. politico.com/news/2025/05/3… w/ Megan Messerly

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Would you take a medicine made at a factory that was so bad the FDA banned it from shipping drugs here? You might have already. ProPublica uncovered how for years the FDA has quietly let these risky drugs into hospitals and medicine cabinets propublica.org/article/fda-dr…

Dirty equipment, foul water, falsified records: The FDA allowed some of the most troubled factories in India to continue shipping generic drugs to the U.S. even when its own inspectors warned of life-threatening lapses in quality. ProPublica propublica.org/article/fda-dr…