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Jun 14, 2019 • 4 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
As in Gor Tex gloves, Teflon stick free pans, firefighter foam and other uses that will have public health consequences for decades to come
Pentagon intervenes to block tougher water contamination standard nytimes.com/2019/03/14/us/…
EPA proposes weaker standard for PFAS ground water clean up. nytimes.com/2019/04/25/us/…
This letter includes an extraordinary admission by DOD, confirming a very controversial story that @julieturkewitz and I wrote. DOD was pushing for a MUCH less rigorous standard for ground water contamination. 380 parts trillion vs 70 parts per trillion.

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Musk is simultaneously in fights with the FAA, DOJ, FCC, FTC, Interior, EEOC, NLRB, EPA, etc. Now Musk has nudged Trump to put him in charge of an effort to curb government rules. Why is Musk working so hard to get Trump elected? A look at this conflict nytimes.com/2024/10/20/us/…
The NYT looked across the federal government to identify all the areas where Elon Musk is fighting with federal regulators. Let's look at a few of them. We can start with the S.E.C. Image
Musk has been accused by the S.E.C. of violations of federal securities laws in connection with his 2022 purchases of Twitter. But biggest fight recently has been Musk refusal to testify at S.E.C. hearing. Musk keeps blowing off the S.E.C.... Image
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Jul 7
THREAD: Working on a major investigative piece for The NYT means a load of material is left on the cutting room floor, especially in this era of most people reading on their cellphones--and an imperative that our stories be as short as possible. Let's resurface some stuff....

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As SpaceX took control of Boca Chica area where it has built Starbase (rocket manufacturing factory) and the launch pad, it has become effectively the biggest landlord/employer and almost a mini government. This includes limiting access as seen above to certain roads. Image
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Apr 10
THREAD: A deeper look at Jared Kushner, and investments he has made with his Saudi-backed $3 billion fund. Let's walk through a few of them. First, here is the story we published giving an overview. Story with @jonathanvswan @maggieNYT nytimes.com/2024/04/09/us/…
The story looks at how Kushner’s firm has so far made 10 “growth” investments in companies that are generally past the startup phase, but looking to increase revenues/profits. He has placed $1.2 billion so far, in chunks of $100 million to $500 million. He is slated to get 20 percent of any profits earned on these investments. And already is receiving about $40 million a year in management fees.Image
His firm’s money largely comes from sovereign wealth funds of Saudi, UAE and Qatar and also a smaller amount from Terry Gou, founder of Taiwan-based Foxconn. 99 percent of the money comes from overseas. @jonathanvswan @katekelly @maggieNYT @MarkMazzettiNYT nytimes.com/2023/03/30/us/…
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NEW: Trump's Doral resort in Miami this weekend will host another LIV Golf tournament--meaning the Saudi-backed league is again paying the Trump family, as Donald J. Trump runs for president. NYT takes a deep look at how Trump golf has surged, with Saudi help. with @maggieNYT @jonathanvswannytimes.com/2024/04/04/us/…
The barrage of recent court filings and tax appeals in the world of Donald Trump has given us an extraordinary window into the details of Trump company operations--if you dig deep enough into the docket. I did that. Here is some of what I found, to back up this story...Come along for the rideImage
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The appraisal documents on Doral--there are two of them on file in NYS courts--show that the Doral is under performing because of Trump as a resort hotel, and if he sold it, OCCUPANCY and average daily rates paid by customers would surge. Link to full doc here: static01.nyt.com/newsgraphics/d…Image
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Jun 20, 2023
THREAD: As a NYT reporter, I've been investigating Trump family international deals since 2016. India, Indonesia, Philippines, Turkey, Panama. I have never seen anything like the Oman deal, re the potential for a conflict of interest. Let's take a look nytimes.com/2023/06/20/us/…
Trump has sold his name to real estate developers in spots around the globe. But in Oman, a partner in this giant deal is the government of Oman itself. Here is Eric Trump in Oman in Feb. 2023, meeting with Oman government officials, as his dad is running for re-election ImageImage
And it is not just Eric Trump. Donald J. Trump, just as he was kicking off his re-election bid, went to Trump Tower in NYC as this deal was being signed. Image
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THREAD: A technological revolution is underway in warfighting. It is a very big deal. The leading edge of this shift is on display now in Ukraine-even as 20th century weapons are handling the bulk of the fight. Who wins/who loses future wars at stake nytimes.com/2023/05/21/us/…
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What Ukraine has shown--and folks at Pentagon are watching this very closely--is that all this new tech can make a big difference. Like commercial SAR satellites with rapid repeat rates that can see in darkness and through clouds. Image
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