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Chappell Roan's growth has been ASTRONOMICAL over the past few months – I knew she was a star when I first heard her in 2022, and I'm so happy that others feel the same way!

The minute that Indiana Daily Student came back online, they dropped some of their best reporting in years. The quality of the journalism this year is even better than years when they won awards for best student newspaper in the country. Whitten and IU Bloomington: fund student media NOW.

Two stories -- both about sound affecting us. One involved acousticians, materials researchers, neuroscientists, and a renowned food critic. The other involved a delightful cross-section of D.C. Both get at questions I've wanted to ask for a long time:

I'm excited to share my latest data viz project! 📈 Over the last year+ I've collected data on and analyzed how I fill out the New York Times Games sudoku. I just published an essay identifying patterns in the way I solve it.

HERE'S WHY SOME RESTAURANTS ARE SO LOUD

Very excited that the story Rachel Weiner and I have been pursuing since July on traffic deaths in D.C. published on the front page of The Washington Post today!

My wonderful mentor & friend Hannah Dormido is dealing with a very stressful time in her family as they face huge medical bills after her mom’s heart attack. If you can, please consider donating or sharing to help cover the costs! gofund.me/a372a890

Our news side continues to report fearlessly. Even when it’s about our own bosses.

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

We're approaching 10,000 letters sent to Washington Post management over last week's decision to end endorsements. Will you add yours? actionnetwork.org/letters/send-a…

Marty Baron on the consequences of cancelling subscriptions

If you're worried about interference in the news reporting, look to the Washington Post's long track record of scrutinizing the big boss without pulling punches.

I know many great journalists at both Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post. Please don’t take your views on their owners out on them. Their journalism is essential today and in the future.

Journalism. That’s what will suffer most because of these losses. If you care about journalism — and many people have made clear that they don’t, as they celebrate in our mentions and inboxes — I hope you’ll consider, or reconsider, reading and supporting the Post.

Okay, I’ll bite. We cannot talk about our decline in local subscriber penetration in the DC region without talking about the company’s failure to invest in local news business strategy — and local news journalism — under Jeff Bezos’s ownership of The Washington Post.

I have gone down a rabbit hole and begun to personally try to win back every unsubscriber. Three down (and counting) — 199,997 to go. You’re welcome, business side.

The The Washington Post is a high quality American newspaper, one of the very best. Its best reporters do fearless work. To sacrifice that on the altar of trying to "teach a lesson' to its mega billionaire owner is futile and sad. I remain a devoted subscriber

It’s Election Day, and members of Washington Post Guild are working diligently from all sides of the company to keep you informed. The past few weeks have been tough, but we hope you will support us by continuing your @WashingtonPost subscription so we can continue to do this important work

Last week, our CEO Will Lewis announced a surprise return-to-office mandate. Lewis hasn’t met with his full staff in 177 days. Yesterday, hundreds of employees flooded our Slack workplace with a firm message: We deserve answers and transparency. Here were some of their pleas 🧵

i present to you my magnum opus: a timeline of the celebrity look-alike contests from the past month, featuring beloved figures like Timothée Chalamet, Dev Patel, Zendaya, Jeremy Allen White, and more! wjcl.com/article/celebr…