.Pulitzer Center looking to fund journalists/newsrooms who would report on coronavirus collaboratively pulitzercenter.org/blog/pulitzer-…

Schumer office said he has secured a provision in the agreement that will prohibit “businesses controlled by the President, Vice President, Members of Congress, and heads of Executive Departments from receiving loans or investments from Treasury programs.”

Floyd Cardoz is an Indian-American institution. His Tabla was nothing short of a revolution -- not just our food but our people. It launched the year I graduated college. There are no coincidences. Floyd was among desis redefining the food, media, biz, arts, culture of NYC... ctd

Schumer: "The old bill, you wouldn't know for six months anybody who got the loans, et cetera ... Frankly, Elizabeth Warren, who's had experience with this with the TARP, helped us, had many suggestions we incorporated into making the accountability provisions." MSNBC

Dick Kovacevich, the former Chairman and CEO of Wells Fargo, wants people to return to work. “Some of them will get sick, some may even die, I don’t know.” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

This is pretty amazing. New York Times has been tracking every known coronavirus case in the US. They started this back in January with 7 cases. Now on more than 85,000 cases. Today they’re making the live dataset available to the public: nytimes.com/article/corona…

1. I've never had a hard time sleeping. But the past three nights I have slept a total of 3 hours. I'm writing this so I can sleep. I am very angry. And I've realized during that having the space to be angry is a privilege because many people are too busy being terrified.

This week’s cover, “Bedtime," by Chris Ware: nyer.cm/GCOTe2o

If you need a little hope and inspiration: After their own removal, the Choctaw learned about how the potato famine. They sent money to the Irish. Now that coronavirus is hitting Native communities, the Irish are giving back, nearly 200 yrs later. telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/05/0…

Nearly half of Americans say the coronavirus is impacting their mental health. Yet there is almost no money being allocated, read William Wan washingtonpost.com/health/2020/05…

Speechless. Phenomenal sense of moral clarity is right. And humanity. We worked together on one of the best projects Coda Story has ever done: Generation Gulag. Will share some of the amazing work later...for now just speechless

The erosion of abortion rights is extremely rare in the world, and almost exclusively occurs in backsliding democracies. Here’s my reporting on the link between those two forces: nytimes.com/2021/09/09/wor…

Pre-Roe, I was 8 yrs old. I came home from school to find my Mom lying in a puddle of blood. She was weak & asked me to call a neighbor. She was miscarrying, but the embryo would not abort. For 48 hours, she bled while doctors transfused blood, waiting. Abortions were illegal.

I wrote about myself and how $88,000 in mainly private student loans has made reporting unaffordable. This piece closes a chapter for me and journalism for a while. And though it's not the way I expected to end my run, I'm grateful for the journey. mlk50.com/2022/06/13/loa…

JUST IN: Researchers discovered a new genetic population of polar bears in Greenland that don’t rely on sea ice to hunt, rewriting how we think about the sea bears and their ability to adapt to a warming planet.🐻‍❄️ wapo.st/3xvII3y

They're coming for everything.

This is what it actually means to criminalize abortion. I am not sure America is prepared for the level of invasive policing that women are about to endure. newyorker.com/magazine/2022/… via Jia Tolentino

One thing that keeps me up at night right now is the possibility that Twitter’s potential death spiral will coincide with a major regional/national/global crisis. For better or worse, Twitter is a crucial disaster comms tool, and we don’t have a replacement for it. 1/

The US is seeing an unprecedented wave of migrant child labor right now. Thousands of kids are working overnight in dangerous factories for brands like Cheerios, Fruit of the Loom and Ford. They're here alone and they're being failed in the most basic way.nytimes.com/2023/02/25/us/…

So much of Trump’s power and political resiliency comes from his ability to command our attention, all the time. Booker is one of the 1st Dems to fight back effectively, by SEIZING our attention and keeping it nbcnews.com/politics/congr…