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Big Local News; for Knight Chair ASU & Duke; WaPo and NYT alum
Real question - who's writing this stuff? It sounds like AI slop
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5 months ago
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David at FOIAball
6 months ago
Ever wonder about the VIP treatment Matthew McConaughey gets at the University of Texas? FOIAball, a new site covering college football through public records reporting, is coming next week. So subscribe now:
foiaball.com
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New rule: The truth is inversely related to the number of adjectives used in an official statement
7 months ago
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Real question: how do customs officers figure out how much tariff is owed? Do they have a blinking light for each product / country combination that changes hourly?
10 months ago
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Anti deficiency act? There's a reason that you're it allowed to "volunteer" and "donate" to the feds
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10 months ago
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Cmon publishers - join them : Wired and 404 media are "tipping the balance .... between public interest and business more toward the public interest. "
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10 months ago
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Mary Fissell
11 months ago
Histories wanted! Are you a recently terminated federal employee? Historians want to record your story! There's so much you know; let's get it on the record. You may record anonymously if you wish.
www.oah.org/2025/03/04/f...
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OAH | Federal Employees Oral History ProjectOAH | Federal Employees Oral History Project
https://www.oah.org/2025/03/04/federal-employees-oral-history-project/
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The Poynter Institute
11 months ago
âAnytime that whole FOIA offices are getting fired, it portends terrible things,â said Washington Post FOIA director Nate Jones.
www.poynter.org/reporting-ed...
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Firing of FOIA officers leaves experts worried about public records access under Trump - Poynter
âAnytime that whole FOIA offices are getting fired, it portends terrible thingsâ
https://www.poynter.org/reporting-editing/2025/public-records-requests-trump-administration-federal-government-foia/
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Amanda Carpenter
11 months ago
This headline. This photo. Is it bad when people get what they want?
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I would love to see the wheels turn as they try to decide between funneling taxpayer $ to their media supporters vs reaching their supposed audience
www.semafor.com/article/02/1...
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Homeland Security budgets $200m for new border ad campaign
In the ads, Kristi Noem praises President Trump and warns migrants in the US illegally that âwe will find you.â
https://www.semafor.com/article/02/18/2025/homeland-security-budgets-200m-for-new-border-ad-campaign
11 months ago
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Kendra "Gloom is My Beat" Pierre-Louis
11 months ago
It's not just fdr. One of the things the epa did not long after it was formed was document the nation's pollution via photography. That can seem frivolous, but generations of Americans have no idea why the EPA was necessary. This broke a million views when we published it in 2017
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This is what America looked like before the EPA cleaned it up
A snapshot from America before the impact of the EPA and the effects of rules regulating clean water and air were felt.
https://www.popsci.com/america-before-epa-photos/
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An incredibly stupid policy of 3 byline limit and no tag lines at the WSJ. A better idea: get rid of bylines altogether if there are too many, since reporting is a team effort. The union said it pretty well
talkingbiznews.com/media-news/w...
11 months ago
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jamelle
11 months ago
i am going to put a finer point on this: executive orders are not laws. and they certainly are not royal decrees. they are interpretations of existing law for the purposes of enforcement. the fact that so many people are treating them as laws is actually driving me a bit insane.
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Glad to see the president using the awesome powers available to him to dictate plastic straw use. Guess they're running out of things to sign in the daily performance art part of governing
12 months ago
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Hear me out - some inefficiencies in gov are features not bugs. They're failsafes against failing or corrupt contractors; separate systems to prevent untrustworthy government officials from having too much power. If you distrust gov then you want this
12 months ago
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Jessica Silver-Greenberg
12 months ago
Job training in West Virginia, unemployment help in Wisconsin, assistance for disabled kids. It's all been thrown into disarray because of Trump's federal funding freeze. Our story.
www.nytimes.com/2025/02/04/u...
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Trumpâs Attempt to Freeze Grant Funding Leaves Nonprofits Reeling (Gift Article)
Some groups said their funding was still blocked, even after the freeze had been rescinded. Others saw their money reinstated but worried about future cuts.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/04/us/politics/grant-funding-freeze-nonprofits.html?unlocked_article_code=1.uU4.nkg_.eVVgX-u0qS-d&smid=bs-share
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Leslie Root
12 months ago
It is kind of funny to think about what a headache it is to get and maintain Special Sworn Status so that I can access a relatively small amount of completely de-identified administrative data in a cold room for use on pre-approved research projects
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This is a good time to settle down with a great read on - yes - civil servants (gift link, I think)
wapo.st/4aHhMRI
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Opinion | The Canary
Michael Lewis on Chris Mark of the Department of Labor.
https://wapo.st/4aHhMRI
12 months ago
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Finally got to hear part of the famous Superman series that took on the Kkk by publushing its secret words and symbols Change can come from unexpected places
www.otrcat.com/p/superman-f...
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Superman Fights the Ku Klux Klan | Old Time Radio
The Man of Steel was more than a guy in a cape, Superman became a symbol of the fight for Truth, Justice, and the American Way. After the WWII and the defeat of the Axis Powers, Superman ran out of ...
https://www.otrcat.com/p/superman-fights-the-kkk
12 months ago
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The definition of sunk cost fallacy - waiting to return one small item at Whole Foods after 1st Person returns an entire shopping cart of books.
about 1 year ago
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Here's a choice: 1. Be one of the 20 most powerful public officials in the country 2. Have privacy and avoid public scrutiny for you and your spouse You don't get both
over 1 year ago
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Lydia Polgreen
over 1 year ago
What an exceptional run Susan Chira has had leading the Marshall Project. She is an exemplary journalist and leader, mentor to so many women (very much including me!) and I cannot wait to see what she does next. Brava.
www.themarshallproject.org/2024/05/16/s...
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Susan Chira to Step Down as The Marshall Projectâs Editor-in-Chief in January
Under her stewardship, the news nonprofit more than doubled in size, opened local newsrooms and won its second Pulitzer Prize.
https://www.themarshallproject.org/2024/05/16/susan-chira-eic-step-down
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It's the last day of class at the Cronkite School -- and the last forever for me! Looking forward to the every-day-is- Saturday life and going home, but will miss the remarkable students I've had the privilege to mentor & my incomparable colleagues -30
over 1 year ago
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Jeff (Gutenberg Parenthesis) Jarvis
almost 2 years ago
I *love* this. The 19th starts a network for mutual sharing quality news. I did this years ago in NJ: embeddable news. Didn't take off. So glad it's happening here. Brava!
19thnews.org/the-19th-new...
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Join The 19th News Network
Welcome to The 19th News Network, a collective of national, regional and local publishers seeking to advance racial and gender equity in politics and policy journalism.
https://19thnews.org/the-19th-news-network/
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Jonah Newman
about 2 years ago
If youâre a newsroom CEO and your reference point for âalternative storytelling techniquesâ is the New York Times 2012 âSnowfallâ project, your newsroom is in big trouble.
www.texasmonthly.com/news-politic...
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Ryan Marino, MD
over 2 years ago
An officer overdosed on fentanyl on duty. At first, police believed he had been âexposedâ to fentanyl confiscated that day. After placing some in evidence, he had actually kept the rest to use. PSA: LEOs have the same substance use rates as the general population. Drug myths are bad for them, too.
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A Mesa police officer overdosed on fentanyl while on duty. Will that shock Arizona awake?
A Mesa police officer overdosed on fentanyl in his patrol car. Is this the incident that fully awakens Arizona to the opioid epidemic?
https://www.azcentral.com/story/opinion/op-ed/philboas/2023/08/21/mesa-police-officer-christopher-jenkins-overdose-arizona-opioid-crisis/70643914007/
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Latest pain meds inspired political outlook test: who is Roadrunner and who is Wiley Coyote ?
over 2 years ago
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