I wrote for the NYT so my mom bought a subscription. Other publications looking to increase their quarterly numbers…you know what to do.

I had a great time talking with Dr. Calvin who let me ask questions like 'work-life balance...how???' and 'climate change...help???'

honestly thought it was the construction going on across the block at first but nope, earthquake in BK!

Before writing this I had no eclipse plans and then when reporting this out was told many times how lame that was and now I'm gonna go to the path of totality, baby! So I hope this article helps you not only avoid burning your lil eyes but inspires you too:scientificamerican.com/article/eclips…

It was so much fun contributing to Atlas Obscura: Wildlife — and it's available for preorder now! A big thanks to cara giaimo for the opportunity to write about cougars and clover 🍀 hachettebookgroup.com/titles/cara-gi…

I really enjoyed reporting out this article on menopause and its influence on the brain even though it also made me mad!! theguardian.com/wellness/2024/…

Shark teeth are giving scientists a snapshot of what the ocean was like centuries ago, Sarah Sloat reports for Hakai Magazine. theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

Here's my latest! It's inspired by me wondering—as soon as the heat kicks on in my apartment—am I getting SICK sick or is my environment making me feel sick? For some us, it turns out we can be a little less paranoid about infections and open up a few windows.

100% yes. Another go to is at the end of the interview ask “is it fair to say that” and then summarize what you think your source said to make sure you actually got it.

Claire is an excellent editor, manager, and person—any team would be lucky to have her!

In 2023 I wrote some articles I'm proud of, branched into radio, edited, and hustled. The second year of freelancing was definitely more challenging than the first. I spent more time thinking about who I am beyond work. I got married. I visited home more often.

the fact that publications are divesting in science journalism at a time when science journalism has never been more important makes me real queasy

read Yasmin Tayag because she's funny and clear and all that voice comes through the writing BUT also because she's asking the right questions! there shouldn't be so many gaps in knowledge when it comes to pregnancy theatlantic.com/health/archive…

while it's nice to see this type of tracking, the color choices here are interesting when you consider blues and greens are typically associated with calmness, trust, tranquility etc

A moving scene as New Yorkers from all walks of life come together to support Mohamed, Sam and their coworkers on 83rd & 2nd Ave, taking a stand against anti-Muslim hate

Sitting around a folding table provided by an UES neighbor, sharing halal chicken over rice & building bonds

David Remnick sent a note to staff this morning abt the worrisome news on Mosab Abu Toa, the Palestinian poet and essayist from Gaza, whose work we have been publishing. We had lost touch w/ him and learned he was arrested in central Gaza. Here's a thread of his @newyorker work.

Exactly