Maybe, as a competitor, I should be smiling about the demise of ⁦NYT Sports⁩. Instead, I’m sad. Some navel-gazing about sports journalism then, now and in the future. washingtonpost.com/sports/2023/09…

I wrote about this year's books that are full of comfort, wonder and whimsy for The Washington Post washingtonpost.com/books/2023/11/…

I’m joining 700+ of my Washington Post colleagues and walking off the job today because the company is breaking the law and bargaining in bad faith. Washington Post Guild is fighting for better wages and a fair contract. Respect our picket line by avoiding Post journalism for 24 hours.

A sliver of wood from a 200-year-old tree has a dire warning for Earth. This story – the last in our Unearthing the Future series – shows what one Arizona pine can tell us about 2023 and beyond. washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

New w/ Eva Maitland: The Fugitive Florida Deputy Sheriff Who Became A Kremlin Disinformation Impresario via NewsGuard newsguardtech.com/special-report…

The fate of former President Donald J. Trump's fate in the criminal hush money case is now in jurors' hands. To convict the former president, here’s what would need to happen, step-by-step from @TheHill's Zach Schonfeld Ella Lee: thehill.com/regulation/cou…

Outside the courthouse

🚨If you think D.C. needs more local journalism, here’s an amazing chance to help create some! A group of former @dcist and WAMU 88.5 staffers are creating The 51st, a non-profit worker-led news outlet on all things D.C. And they need your financial help: givebutter.com/The51st

Ahead of COP29 in Baku, I dove into one of the many very tangible impacts of climate disinformation for scientists and conservation experts on the ground ➡️u.afp.com/5DCC

1/ Now that I’m an editor, I usually only write one story per year. So for my 2024 offering, I journeyed to Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge with Carolyn Van Houten and Alice Li to show what’s at stake – on both sides – when it comes to oil drilling washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

A statement from Post Guild leadership on the Washington Post's decision to not endorse a presidential candidate

Are you a Washington Post reader concerned with today’s decision for the Editorial Board to not endorse a candidate this election cycle? Send a letter to CEO and Publisher Will Lewis and Editorial Page Editor David Shipley: bit.ly/3C0oLrx

Birth certificate. Eyeglasses. Cell phone. Teddy bear. Sewing machine. Hep C medication. Breast pump. Bible. Urns of ashes. ProPublica spoke with people across the US about what they lost during encampment sweeps. Please spend time with this. projects.propublica.org/homeless-encam…

CNN Audio is premiering today the first two episodes of its newest podcast, “Terms of Service,” hosted by CNN Tech Writer Clare Duffy.  From facial recognition to artificial intelligence, this informative series sets out to demystify the new and emerging technologies impacting

really powerful read esquire.com/news-politics/…

Linguists share their take on Asian American speech patterns as the existence of an “Asian American” accent sparks a debate. nbcnews.com/news/asian-ame…

Younger Asian Americans navigate something new to their generation: Taking up space apnews.com/article/asian-…

A Round Rock High School teacher is fighting to keep the first Asian American studies pilot course in Texas alive. New State Board of Education leadership has stalled advocates’ efforts in getting ethnic studies courses approved, for Texas Monthly: texasmonthly.com/news-politics/…

Incredible things happening in Washington DC this morning

"Is it possible to love an institution the way you love a person, fiercely and without reservation? For me, and for many other longtime staff reporters and editors, that is the way we have felt about the Post." Beautiful Ruth Marcus on leaving The Post. newyorker.com/news/essay/why…