"We were the last journalists in Mariupol. Now there are none." The remarkable story of how an The Associated Press team hid from Russian troops in a hospital, wearing surgical scrubs, to continue telling the world of the city's destruction. apne.ws/KEiim4T

Please let NPR and John Lansing know that technical and administrative workers are not a lower class than editorial staff, and should receive equal retirement and life insurance benefits! As John always tells us, "WE are NPR," not "THEY are NPR and you're not!!" Or are they? 😠

6 Days until our contract expires. We deserve fair treatment. We have earned fair treatment. Members of our team have come in for the 2+ years of the pandemic keeping @npr on the air to bring you the news you need.

Much to consider here about and from the stellar NPR audio engineers. They’re invaluable to each NPR listener.

Vladimir Benc said when Russia invaded Ukraine he couldn't stop thinking about his friends there. He knew he had to do something, after a callout on social media he received four tons of food. Now, he's leading convoys of donations to Ukraine. n.pr/3j6in5q

👋🧵Hello from Ukraine! I’ve been in country for 3+ weeks @npr Much has changed in that time. Kyiv is clear of Russian forces but Ukrainian officials warn of a major Russian assault in the east. Efforts are underway to evacuate as many people as possible in those regions

Not everyone is able to leave when war breaks out. We put together a digital version of the story of a few older folks who stayed behind in Kyiv w/ incredible photos from Carol Guzy. npr.org/2022/04/12/109…

Morning from Ukraine. Kyiv remains in Ukrainian hands. Overnight Zelenskyy said expected Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine had begun. This coincided with what Russia claimed were 100s of strikes on mil targets. Zelenskyy said he has observed a change in Russian strategy…

Good morning to readers, hello from Ukraine. Kyiv remains in Ukrainian hands. The situation in Mariupol, however, remains dire for the Ukrainian troops still in the city. One unit commander made an urgent appeal for evacuation…

Ukrainians have altered many of their road signs to confuse the Russian military. Some are profane; others are have a simple message. Every road ahead, says this sign, leads only to one destination: the Hague, the home of the International Criminal Court.

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Love this. So much to read, listen, think about here. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

We’re asking readers to not engage in any The New York Times platforms tomorrow and stand with us on the digital picket line! Read local news. Listen to public radio. Make something from a cookbook. Break your Wordle streak.

Much of the public's attention on the NYTimesGuild strike has focused on its journalists. I spent today talking to low-wage concierges, security guards & IT workers on strike - fellow Guild members - who stand to gain the most from the union's demands. thecity.nyc/2022/12/8/2350…

Listen to this hopeful story from Rob Stein!