More than 45 years after Augie Palmisano was murdered in a car bombing in downtown Milwaukee, Mary Spicuzza set out to investigate her cousin’s death. She found a story about loyalty, jealousy, and power — and what some people are willing to do for it. jsonline.com/story/news/inv…

With a hard-boiled detective’s iron-will and spare, sharp-edged prose, Mary Spicuzza investigates who killed her cousin Augie by a car bomb on June 30, 1978—and why. jsonline.com/story/news/inv…

'It almost felt like you could trust him.' How feds say an Austin con man stole millions statesman.com/story/news/loc…

The designer who makes movie posters worthy of museums via The New York Times nytimes.com/2024/03/12/art…

Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young chicagotribune.com/1997/06/01/adv…

not a film but i think this is one of the most romantic things you can say to a person

The Print/Online Division III Award goes to azcentral for "The Bitter End.” The story exposed a disturbing pattern of violence between nursing home residents, primarily a result of neglect, poor staff training and high turnover at these facilities. azcentral.com/in-depth/news/…

Check out azcentral's The Bitter End investigative series, which explores devastating nursing home violence, and features a searchable database and 24-page resource guide. It was an honor to work with such talented journalists on this powerful project. azcentral.com/story/news/loc…

Antisemitism is on the rise. Some places you feel that, Jews in America say, some places you don’t. Here's what Jews, famous and not, had to say about it. usatoday.com/story/news/nat…

The Guardian editorial design team is making all its election artwork by hand, in-house, out of paper. We talk to the team about why, and how it's going so far > buff.ly/45qg5oU

Barely anyone was talking about narcissism until Trump ran for president. Since then, the discourse has shifted away from politics and sparked public curiosity and awareness about narcissism instead. bit.ly/4clw8Y3

In an increasingly online world, Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, seems to have stayed hidden while devising a plan to murder a former U.S. president. usatoday.com/story/news/inv…

My sister and her family lost their home in a fire. If you're able to donate, any amount will help. gofund.me/d82f6408

Ever had anyone tell you they're worried about you based on the number of browser tabs you have open? Cool, me neither.

🧵 Let me take you behind the scenes of our 18-month investigation into the 2nd chapter of America’s untested rape kits: What happened to all those DNA leads? usatoday.com/story/news/inv…

Michigan vowed to end its rape kit backlog. Even when old kits were tested, many victims had to wait for justice. In Lansing, Detective Annie Harrison faced a stack of old cases. A surprise lab report put one case in a new light. usatoday.com/story/news/inv…

How will Black voters impact 2024 election? Depends which generation you ask. usatoday.com/story/news/inv…

Jonathan Fahey The Associated Press The Washington Post sweta nautiyal Rachel Chason jahi chikwendiu Simon Ducroquet Niko Kommenda Atul Loke Shannon Osaka Joshua Partlow Carolyn Van Houten NPR Rebecca Hersher Connie Jin @ryanjamescliff Lauren Sommer Pragati Shahi Daniel Wood ProPublica Caroline Chen Robin Fields Kathleen Flynn Al Shaw 2nd Honorable Mention — Outstanding Explanatory Reporting, Large — 2024 #SEJAwards "Banning Renewable Energy" USA TODAY Meet the team and read the judges’ comments: sej.org/outstanding-ex…

In Tuesday’s paper: The fate of this family of 8 is in ICE's hands. Will they get 'mercy'? bit.ly/3WrCf6E

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