“Our message is this: Journalism is not a crime.” — President Biden #IStandWithEvan nytimes.com/2023/04/30/wor…

Satellite monitoring of pollution shows that Russia’s industrial sector has declined amid the war in Ukraine. Latest from Numbers columnist Josh Zumbrun wsj.com/articles/pollu…

Congratulations to the entire team behind this fabulous journalism and well-deserved Pulitzer! Proud to be your colleague! wsj.com/articles/capit…

The Wall Street Journal was named a Pulitzer finalist for international reporting for Yaroslav Trofimov’s and James Marson’s coverage of key turning points in the Ukraine war. Read their collection of stories. on.wsj.com/3LE99Lw

“We have to find a way to stop this”: Newly launched group seeks to end the cycle of Americans being imprisoned as political pawns abroad. Exclusive from Vivian Salama wsj.com/articles/a-new…

Some senators want clearance to land more flights at their favorite DC airport. Opponents are urging them to cool their jets. A good look at the turbulence from Simon J. Levien and Aly Sider wsj.com/articles/d-c-s…

When some Russian spies go deep in the West they transform into Brazilians, adopting a Brazilian persona and Brazilian IDs. Turns out it's easy to obtain or doctor Brazilian documents as The Wall Street Journal story on a little-known aspect of the new Cold War explains. wsj.com/articles/brazi…

The U.S. ambassador to Russia was granted access to jailed WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich in just the second such visit since his detention in March. Moscow had denied U.S. requests for visits in April and May. wsj.com/articles/u-s-a…

It’s been 100 days since Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained by Russia. Journalism is not a crime. Evan should be freed immediately. #IStandWithEvan wsj.com/news/evan-gers…

My 16 years at the WSJ ended this week, but it was a great run that took me from New York to Hong Kong and finally to Washington. For the past 6 years, my DC colleagues inspired and amazed me every single day. Working with them has been an absolute honor.

Looks like WSJ editor in chief Emma Tucker will finally make an in-person address to DC staffers on Monday after zapping 30 of us in last week’s layoffs. semafor.com/newsletter/02/…

This list of names is no less shocking/devastating three days later. All of these journalists are truly the best in the business - they are competitive, world-class and would bring the right skills to any newsroom. Our incredible loss could be your gain.

My last two stories at WSJ ran today: one on Trump/House Republicans and one on milk. Pretty much sums up the last 14.5 years! It was a privilege to work with such talented -- and kind -- colleagues in DC, Chicago and NY.

Today was my last day at @wsj. Hard to believe, and hard to write those words. Looking forward to the next adventure.

After the around 30 layoffs in the Journal’s DC bureau last week, another WSJ staffer from the bureau is leaving the paper by taking a buyout.

It’s Tuesday, February 6, 2024. WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained by the FSB Mar 29, 2023. 314 DAYS AGO. For the “crime” of practicing journalism in Russia. FREE HIM AND PAUL WHELAN TODAY!!!! #IStandWithEvan

Covering China is always challenging, and is esp so now. For the past 10 yrs, I had been vy lucky because of Charles Hutzler, my buro chief, mentor, and friend who always made sure we had deepest reporting possible, saw the big picture, and had the right context. A class act.

#IStandWithEvan and look forward to receiving this award for him and speaking on his behalf tomorrow night - because he remains silenced in prison in Russia almost a year after his unlawful detention on a bogus charge.

Evan Gershkovich, Alsu Kurmasheva, Paul Whelan. Free. Amazing. #IStandWithEvan

On what was one of the happiest days in WSJ history, here is what may be one of the best stories in WSJ history: wsj.com/world/europe/e…