Federal deputy Carlos Jordy won his seat by relying on two close allies: Youtube, and Jair Bolsonaro. #theweeklynyt

read Amanda Taub & Max Fisher full report here: nytimes.com/2019/08/11/wor… #theweeklynyt

American auto workers are on strike for the first time since 2007. We went inside the life of one and followed the path to his politics. Stream on Hulu: nyti.ms/2Xq73sw

ICYMI: Many of the autoworkers who helped make GM what it is today tell #TheWeeklyNYT that they want to continue to help the company compete with tech firms making self-driving electric cars that are more software than rods and pistons. nyti.ms/2Xq73sw

The only way for General Motors to survive is to get rid of cars that customers don’t want to drive and build new models, its CEO Mary Barra tells #TheWeeklyNYT. That’s a tough message for many autoworkers to hear. Watch the full episode on Hulu: hulu.tv/2koQefa

I’m still reeling with gratitude for the Emmy win. As proud as I am, I am even more grateful to Ludy Garcia & his family. They trusted us during an excruciatingly painful time. They invited us to Guatemala and to Birmingham. It was an honor to spend those months with them

🚨NEW EPISODE: Johnson & Johnson has marketed its powder as gentle enough for your baby, made from talc mined from the earth. Could a product sold as the essence of purity be making people sick? #TheWeeklyNYT asks the experts and the lawyers. nyti.ms/2IAl6Cr

This Sunday, another episode of The Weekly. Roni Rabin and Tiffany Hsu take a hard look at the debate over the safety of Johnson & Johnson baby powder. You won't want to miss it. On FX Networks and then streaming on Hulu. And thank you.

Baby powder is made from talc, a soft, silky mineral. But some talc mines contain veins of asbestos, a carcinogen. Johnson & Johnson says its talc comes from asbestos-free deposits. Tiffany Hsu and I investigate for #TheWeeklyNYT tomorrow at 10pm on FX Networks and later on @Hulu.

Oh, but I do understand sir. I can’t wait to explain my student loan debt to this guy:

Are these friends NOT between the ages of 33 and 45? Bc this song is permanently ingrained in our memory

I had the pleasure of meeting Katherine Johnson on her 98th birthday. “You’re as good as anyone here. And you’re no worse. And you’re no better.” But you Katherine, were better than most. cbsnews.com/video/the-afri…

I know y’all have some free time tonight... why not consider a story about a crisis that many say could have been stopped.

So proud to have worked with these incredible directors on this timely and important series- a dream partnership with the The New York Times Thanks to Sam Dolnick and everyone there for bringing us all together!

Did you just learn about what’s happening in Nigeria? Thank these essential workers. Consider a small donation to protect important journalism. A little can go a long way.

A heartbreaking story, with disturbing images, airing 10pm this Sunday on BET: Black Americans are 3x as likely to receive major amputations. But they are not just losing their limbs -- if the underlying circulation issues are not addressed, many of them are losing their lives

This reporting, produced by Alyse Shorland, builds on (and was done in partnership with) Lizzie Presser's infuriating piece for ProPublica about the black amputation epidemic. Everyone should read it features.propublica.org/diabetes-amput…

New Documentary on The Black Amputation Epidemic. Airs this Sunday, June 4th at 10pm EST on BET, BET Her and BET+. #AmericaInBlackBET. ⁦Alyse Shorland⁩ ⁦BET⁩

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: The latest installment of AMERICA IN BLACK, on the amputation crisis, was created and directed by @profsamuels_nyu and produced by alum/professor Alyse Shorland in partnership w/ ProPublica vimeo.com/832920639/78d1…

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: The latest installment of BET's AMERICA IN BLACK, on the amputation crisis, was created and directed by @profsamuels_nyu and produced by alum/professor Alyse Shorland in partnership w/ ProPublica vimeo.com/832920639/78d1… #AmericaInBlack