The The Wall Street Journal front page today. Evan Gershkovich’s stories have been missing in our pages for one year as of today. This is the journalism that Russia has taken from you. #FreeEvan #IStandWithEvan

More interviews today to raise awareness that it is one year to the day that Russia took ⁦The Wall Street Journal⁩ colleague Evan Gershkovich hostage. His sister Danielle is a persistent and eloquent advocate for his release. Grateful to every news outlet that spoke with us. #IStandWithEvan

Hi Randy Clarke Metro Forward Washington Metrorail Safety Commission Metrorail Info Something’s up with the southbound Red Line track between Ft. Totten and Brookland. Every day the train hits some pretty aggressive bumps in this section.

I love that DC has managed to simulate the traffic of a fully occupied downtown due to various road engineering schemes, despite only half of the offices actually being occupied on any given day.

IAPE represents employees of The Wall Street Journal and its parent, Dow Jones.

NEW: Huawei, the Chinese telecom blacklisted by the US, is secretly funding cutting-edge research at American universities including Harvard through an independent Washington DC-based foundation. Proud to share my first article for Bloomberg: bloomberg.com/news/articles/… Bloomberg

Hurray for student journalists like Vivienne Serret of Fresh Take Florida at UF College of Journalism and Communications who have been thrust into coverage of campus protests across US, a high-risk job that often draws criticism from all sides but is tremendously important to do well

On bargaining, "unfortunate" strike threats, and The Wall Street Journal layoffs in Asia iape1096.org/iapework/2024/…

My first A-hed for @wsj, adding some more color behind the caper of passenger trains failing in Poland (and the hackers who saved them). With my colleague Karolina Jeznach in Warsaw: wsj.com/tech/cybersecu…

Big get for us. Stephanie's among the very best reporters covering health care in Washington, as well as a friend. Can't wait to work with her again.

U.S. sent migrant children to suspicious sponsors early in Biden administration, overruling warnings, internal documents show. Good story from Jack Gillum and Michelle Hackman wsj.com/us-news/biden-…

NEW: Michelle Hackman & I found how migrant kids were sent to suspicious guardians in early Biden years. Sponsors included homes with criminal activity or guardians who were repeatedly denied. W/ powerful visuals by Stephanie Stamm: wsj.com/us-news/biden-…

NEW: We took a gander at what TikTok was showing before and after the Biden-Trump debate, relying on a network of automated bots we've set up. With the esteemed John West (and great visuals by Ariel Zambelich): wsj.com/politics/elect…

Nothing could’ve prepared me for the last 4 seconds of this video

Today I was fired from the Wall Street Journal. This is my statement:

Evan is free. wsj.com/world/russia/e…

A very poignant and exciting moment for ⁦The Wall Street Journal⁩

"Chaos is sometimes just the point." A look at the overseas networks flooding TikTok with political lies, from me and a dream team, with Georgia Wells, Dustin Volz, Jack Gillum, brian whitton, Rob Barry, James Benedict, jason, and Stephanie Stamm. wsj.com/tech/tiktok-po…

ICYMI: a look at body cam footage on the day former president Trump was shot: wsj.com/us-news/videos…

This took a small army of multidisciplinary journalists to pull together : a true testament to the power of telling stories unconventionally. It's worth your time Georgia Wells John West Dustin Volz, Jack Gillum, brian whitton, Rob Barry, James Benedict, jason, and Stephanie Stamm