1000% percent agree, Jonathan Swan. Glad you spoke up.

A free and independent press fills a vital role in a democracy. See our statement on The New York Times and our coverage of the president. nytco.com/press/a-statem…

We went back to understand how over the past three weeks baseball's most recognizable player went from being perceived as the game's next Pete Rose back to his place as the modern day Babe Ruth.

w/the great Tim Arango

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The modern-day Ruth. A baseball monk. Japan’s most famous citizen. And now, Victim A nytimes.com/2024/04/13/bus… by Tim Arango Michael S. Schmidt

EXCLUSIVE and BREAKING:

Ohtani's former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara is in negotiations to plead guilty in connection with the purported theft of Ohtani's money. Ohtani has been interviewed by the feds as part of the investigation.

w/Tim Arango

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New California Court for the Mentally Ill Tests State’s Liberal Values. To confront the crises of #homelessness and mental illness, state has passed laws that could violate the civil liberties of those suffering on the streets, by Tim Arango nytimes.com/2024/03/21/us/… The New York Times

The union representing New York Times employees accused the company of targeting employees with Middle Eastern or North African backgrounds in a weeks-long investigation into leaks from its newsroom regarding the paper’s coverage of Oct. 7. wapo.st/3wESiVa

The New York Times, a newspaper that regularly solicits and reports on leaks, is now leading a leak investigation into its own employees that union leaders say is targeting people based on their race and ethnicity.

Laura Wagner reports: washingtonpost.com/style/media/20…

I didn’t even have to open the story to know ⁦Tim Arango⁩ wrote this: In a Land Full of Stars, Los Angeles Can’t Stop Talking About Ohtani @NYTimes nytimes.com/2023/12/12/us/…

Retweet if you ever impersonated Gary Sheffield’s swing growing up 👀

Kindness is the best gift of all. #WorldKindnessDay

This letter from Tom Cotton has to be among the most disgusting and cynical things I've seen in recent years, and there's some serious competition.

Few things in this world are as satisfying as a slam-down letter from NYT attorney David McGraw.

Especially when it is directed toward as pompous a tub-thumper as Tom Cotton.

Today’s episode features Tim Arango with chilling details about the search for the missing on Maui.

Also Alan Feuer on the possible consequences of Trump’s online attacks and Christina Caron on the national ADHD-drug shortage.

This story was reported with Serge Kovaleski, Shawn Hubler, Riley Mellen, Mike Baker, Tim Arango, robinnyc, Alexander Cardia, Michael Levenson, Charli Yu Young Jin | 진유영, Natalie Reneau, Susan Beachy, Jack Begg, Aaron Byrd and Kirsten Noyes. nytimes.com/2023/08/15/us/…

Annual reminder that Santa is Turkish: nytimes.com/2016/12/17/wor… via Tim Arango

“The police aren’t going to take the library, right?”

In McFarland, CA, city officials find themselves at odds with the local community with their plans to convert Mcfarland’s library into a police station.

More from Tim Arango on The New York Times: nytimes.com/2022/12/11/us/…

The library in McFarland, Calif., is a bustling place, filled w/ the children of farmworkers who need a safe place after school. But the crowded police force wants to take it over and move the kids out. Today's The New York Times Great Read is from Tim Arango. nytimes.com/2022/12/11/us/…

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Very interesting @NYTimes story by @TArangoNYT on libraries’ civic role in communities.
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Our Towns Civic Foundation

Some background (by me):