I wrote about "Four Interviews and a Funeral," in which Anna Sale and friends of her great, possibly late podcast "Death, Sex & Money" made the most of an uncertain moment. newyorker.com/culture/podcas…

So so so excited about this next chapter. 🦚

The end of a Vibescession is technically not defined by two consecutive quarters of positive vibes but instead by a nonpartisan panel that takes into a range of factors including memes, TikToks, and other posting indicators

It’s easy to treat the media as a punching bag. But look to the nation’s local newsrooms. For little money or recognition, reporters in 2023 stood up to power brokers who tried to bully them into silence, exposed corrupt officials and even saved lives. Proof, from every state:

Undervalued tweet.

today is my first day at business insider, where i am a ~ senior correspondent ~ on the discourse team and will be writing/blogging about … business! the economy! maybe still some scams. send me ideas, emails, and pitches (within reason, eh) at [email protected]

He’s right, you know.

"Short words, short sentences, short paragraphs," he said. "There's nothing that can't be improved by making it shorter and better." --wisdom from the delightful, multi-talented CBS broadcaster Charles Osgood. RIP cbsnews.com/news/charles-o…

It is a truth universally acknowledged... that on election nights in newsrooms, you must eat lots of carbs, pizza, and blow off any diets.

This is crazy!!

i love living in nyc bc the rest of the world is going to be hearing ab this earthquake all day lmao

I think I saw someone on the street selling "I survived the quake of 2024"

People with bad news to dump, call your PR folks ASAP.

rip

A reminder: This surreal moment in American history only came about because of dogged investigative reporting by Michael Rothfeld and Joe Palazzolo -- plus Rebecca Ballhaus Rebecca Davis O'Brien Nicole Hong and more.

So proud to be listening to my former WNYC 🎙 colleagues Ailsa Chang and Andrea Bernstein partner to straightforwardly report the news of Donald J. Trump's conviction on NH Public Radio. nhpr.org/national/2024-…

1/ A thread about my reporting road to my being, yesterday afternoon, literally on the front row of history.

Feels like every wild climate event I learn a new word. Today's? HABOOB. Previous winner: DERECHO. What's your fave?

This is Layla. After six years being the bat dog for the Clearwater Threshers, she's officially retiring. At Friday night's game, the 13-year-old moseyed out to home plate to pick up her final bat. 14/10 happy retirement, Layla

When you are scrolling through a story and catch the top trending stories... and now I know who wins the gold tonight....it's....