What an absolute pleasure to host Sally Buzbee Executive editor of the The Washington Post & Philip Rucker National editor at City Journalism for a Q and A about everything from AI and journalism to Trump and building trust in an age of polarisation

Congrats Abbie Cheeseman on winning our 2024 Stern-Bryan fellowship -- and to all of our finalists, an exceptional group of early career journalists. Can't wait to see what you all do next.

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Great questions. Thanks for having me on.

She’s 40 years old and just became a figure skating world champion washingtonpost.com/sports/olympic…

After weeks of unhinged rumors, do the Princess Kate watchers feel shame? Sort of. washingtonpost.com/style/of-inter…

As Kate comes under scrutiny for altering photographs, British historians offer up their favorite examples of royal portrait manipulation. wapo.st/43ptmgG

Only a few days left to apply for the Washington Post Stern-Bryan fellowship. I know hacks love a deadline... This one is March 18th.

The Kate 'photogate' scandal highlights a growing clash between two sets of media standards: the ever-heightening expectations of celebrity perfection & the ideals of journalistic transparency and integrity. w @mauraJudkis @Janaykingsberry @herbscribner wapo.st/3wHVGhR

Catherine, the Princess of Wales, said she altered an official photo and expressed her “apologies for any confusion” that may have been caused. The photo was retracted by global news agencies over concerns it had been doctored. wapo.st/3v7hO52

Sweden officially joins NATO — a historic shift that highlights how Putin’s war in Ukraine is transforming European security in ways he may not have foreseen. By Emily Rauhala wapo.st/3wIfx0D

Dr Glenda Cooper says of her experience of Stern-Bryan Fellowship: 'The fellowship is life-changing. I can't recommend it highly enough. I did everything from floods in W Virginia, the Royals, to covering 9/11 from New York. Apply. You won't regret it...' city.ac.uk/prospective-st…

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Apply now for this year’s Stern-Bryan Fellowship

Attn: early career British journalists. Want to work at the The Washington Post? Here's your chance to follow in the footsteps of Paul Lewis Mary Fitzgerald tania branigan Helen Rumbelow Dr Glenda Cooper caroline daniel
Apply now for this year’s Stern-Bryan Fellowship. March 18th deadline.

Incredible to see reaction to Dobbs crossing borders. Important account of France's abortion amendment by Karla Adam:
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France held a final vote on March 4 that makes it the first country in the world to include abortion in the constitution.

The Post’s Karla Adam reported from the celebratory scene in Paris. wapo.st/435vNEI

Parisians sing along to Beyonce’s “Run the World (Girls)” the moment France votes to enshrine abortion rights in its constitution. It’s like a giant street party out here. #IVGconstitution

France becomes first country to explicitly enshrine abortion rights in constitution ⁦Karla Adam⁩ washingtonpost.com/world/2024/03/…

What a moment. Watch the Eiffel Tower “sparkle” the moment France votes to enshrine abortion rights. #IVGDansLaConstitution

Parisians here to mark the moment France becomes first country in the world to enshrine abortion rights in its constitution.