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🧵 Welcome to the #dupont2023 Ceremony Live-Tweet. Join us as we celebrate excellence in audio and video journalism.
Tune in at dupont.org/watch as we honor this year’s Silver Baton recipients, and follow along as we tweet and congratulate our winners.
Tune in at dupont.org/watch as we honor this year’s Silver Baton recipients, and follow along as we tweet and congratulate our winners.
After two years of virtual celebrations, host @NorahODonnell welcomes everyone to the #duPont2023 Award Ceremony — the 81st edition.
"For over 80 years, the duPont baton has stood for excellence in reporting," says O’Donnell.
Later, she will be joined by cohost @IAmAmnaNawaz
"For over 80 years, the duPont baton has stood for excellence in reporting," says O’Donnell.
Later, she will be joined by cohost @IAmAmnaNawaz
@NorahODonnell @IAmAmnaNawaz The night’s first Silver Baton is awarded to @NewsHour, for their breaking coverage of two of the year’s biggest stories: the withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Everyone enjoying “fall back?”
If the Senate got its way — and the bill they passed in March became law — today would have been the last-ever “fall back.”
But instead, the bill for permanent daylight saving quietly died in the House.
I got curious how that happened. (Thread.)
If the Senate got its way — and the bill they passed in March became law — today would have been the last-ever “fall back.”
But instead, the bill for permanent daylight saving quietly died in the House.
I got curious how that happened. (Thread.)
First - as we reported at the time, the Senate bill surprised the House. It surprised the White House. As @pdmcleod first reported, it also surprised some senators: buzzfeednews.com/paulmcleod/day…
And in Washington, “surprise” is not a good strategy for winning allies and making law.
And in Washington, “surprise” is not a good strategy for winning allies and making law.
So it was clear: lawmakers wanted time to strategize.
@FrankPallone, chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee, told me in mid-March “it could be weeks — or it could be months” before the House made a decision on the bill.
Ok. But it’s been 7 months…
washingtonpost.com/health/2022/03…
@FrankPallone, chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee, told me in mid-March “it could be weeks — or it could be months” before the House made a decision on the bill.
Ok. But it’s been 7 months…
washingtonpost.com/health/2022/03…
1/ When @ICIJorg first got the #pandorapapers, I wanted to see what we could learn about the U.S. as a tax haven. I’d heard rumors, but wanted to see WHO and WHAT was using secrecy inside the US.
@debbiecenziper and I went on a journey, lemme tell you
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@debbiecenziper and I went on a journey, lemme tell you
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2/ With @delreuter, we spent months poring over 12 million records to identify more than 200 U.S. trusts, many of which were in South Dakota.
Of those, almost 30 trusts were tied to people, firms and assets linked to allegations of wrongdoing, including human rights abuses.
Of those, almost 30 trusts were tied to people, firms and assets linked to allegations of wrongdoing, including human rights abuses.
3/ @debbiecenziper, @salwangeorges @BrendaMedinar travelled to California, South Dakota and the Dominican Republic to connect the wonky world of trusts (what they heck are they, anyway?) to real people.
And real suffering. (Check out @salwangeorges's moving photos)
And real suffering. (Check out @salwangeorges's moving photos)
SCOOP: 153 hospital workers fired, resign from Houston-based health system after refusing to get vaccinated, spokesperson tells The Post.
More than 24,950 Houston Methodist workers did comply with system’s coronavirus vaccine mandate.
washingtonpost.com/health/2021/06…
More than 24,950 Houston Methodist workers did comply with system’s coronavirus vaccine mandate.
washingtonpost.com/health/2021/06…
One of those workers, a nurse named Jennifer Bridges, said she’s already found work at a firm and is planning a protest at Houston Methodist this weekend.
She excused herself from an interview with The Post to take a protest-planning call from InfoWars founder Alex Jones.
She excused herself from an interview with The Post to take a protest-planning call from InfoWars founder Alex Jones.
Bridges also led a much-watched lawsuit against Methodist, alleging its vaccine mandate was unlawful.
But a federal judge this month dismissed the case.
“Methodist is trying to do their business of saving lives without giving them the COVID-19 virus,” Judge Lynn Hughes wrote.
But a federal judge this month dismissed the case.
“Methodist is trying to do their business of saving lives without giving them the COVID-19 virus,” Judge Lynn Hughes wrote.
This is what white supremacy leads to: the destruction of Black lives and Black wealth, the impact of which reverberates a century after the #TulsaMassacre
Let us never forget. washingtonpost.com/business/2021/…
Let us never forget. washingtonpost.com/business/2021/…
This is Brenda Nails-Alford. Her grandparents owned Nails Brothers, a shoe and record store in Tulsa’s historically Black Greenwood district in the early 1900s. It was torched during the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
(📸: @joshua_lott )
(📸: @joshua_lott )
A commemorative plaque, listing the store’s address as 121 1/2 N. Greenwood Ave., lies a few feet from the highway overpass. “Destroyed 1921,” it reads.
washingtonpost.com/business/2021/…
washingtonpost.com/business/2021/…
🎶Behold, 'Impeachment Polka' - a forgotten piece of music composed in 1868 during the impeachment of Andrew Johnson by Charles D. Blake and resuscitated by @pbump 🎶
Performed beautifully for the Post by Michael Adcock of the @WashConMusic
Performed beautifully for the Post by Michael Adcock of the @WashConMusic
@washingtonpost @pbump @WashConMusic Full story behind the 'Impeachment Polka' from @pbump here 👇
washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/…
washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/…
@washingtonpost @pbump @WashConMusic "It's a real ear-worm"
Here's what our musician, Michael Adcock, made of 'Impeachment Polka'
Here's what our musician, Michael Adcock, made of 'Impeachment Polka'
#Kashmir thread: It’s been 20 days since India unilaterally revoked #Article370, flew in thousands of troops, imposed an unprecedented communications blackout & curfew-like conditions. Starting a thread on all of the @washingtonpost coverage of the issue here -
On Aug 5, India revokes special status of Kashmir. The decision and its stealthy implementation are likely to further damage New Delhi’s relationship with its most restive state and ignite unrest there.Â
washingtonpost.com/world/india-re…
washingtonpost.com/world/india-re…
While the news made headlines globally, a day later, there had been almost no word from inside Kashmir, a situation many described as a “siege.”
washingtonpost.com/world/internet…
washingtonpost.com/world/internet…
