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And my first day at The Times is a bittersweet one. So proud of the Post newsroom and what we were able to do. Working with the talented VF team on such a tight deadline was such an honor.
Honored today to win alongside many talented Post colleagues a Pulitzer Prize for breaking news, for our coverage of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, including a 3D reconstruction showing why Secret Service snipers couldn't see the gunman wapo.st/43pIafN
I’m so excited to get to work.
We are thrilled to welcome @sfrostenson as an assistant editor, focused on developing and executing visual and explanatory strategy.
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The Post analyzed more than 50,000 Musk X posts, finding several instances of Trump or DOGE implementing/discussing policy ideas that seem to have been initially proposed to Musk by users on X.
Here's a look at Musk's world: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
A really great long read that, I think, helps explain some of the raging political divides in religion today:
Vance is not the first to wrestle with tensions between his party’s platform & the teachings of the Holy See. ... But the latest conflict has been more explosive, revolving around a topic central to Vance’s political career & Francis’s papacy: immigration. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
Back with another poll. This time The Post experimented with just interviewing a specific slice of Americans: 500 manufacturing workers washingtonpost.com/politics/…
The Post is trying out a new poll where we text 1,000 Americans in the aftermath of a major news event, like Trump's tariffs enacted on Tues. Here's what they thought: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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Reps. Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ) and Brandon Gill (R-TX) serve as Congressional freshman class presidents. At 32 & 31 years old, they are the youngest female and youngest GOP member of Congress.
I gave them instant cameras to capture a day in the life for Trump’s joint address 📷
What's going on with Trump's executive order signings? There may be a keen strategy in the choreography, but there’s also an indisputable element of showmanship on display: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
this byline. who can compete?
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but seriously, an impressive effort from @kevinschaul to use the Post's LLM to identify stories that point to key administration actions:
A look at how federal agencies have already changed their websites under Trump: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
I'm so excited for what this team is going to do 💪
🚨@sfrostenson will lead a new team on the National desk that drives experimentation in The Post's storytelling. The team will focus on creating immersive, accessible journalism that reaches a broad audience.
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"Hopeful, Concerned": How Americans felt about Trump's speech washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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Helpful context for what a second Trump administration could look like in terms of promises kept:
How far will Trump go in pardoning Jan. 6 defendants? A deeply reported look at who Trump could pardon:
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With Nikki Haley out of the race, where will her supporters go?
We spoke to dozens of Haley Super Tuesday voters about who they plan to support in a Biden-Trump rematch -- here's what they said about who they now plan to vote for now in the general. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
What comes next in the impeachment inquiry into President Biden: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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White voters are significantly overrepresented in the Senate compared to people of color — by 14 percent, according to a @washingtonpost analysis. And that's not the only way the Senate is skewed.
@danbalz + @ccemorse + @nckmourt dive deep into the data.
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Mass shootings involving AR-15s have become a recurring American nightmare.
We did an extensive review of photographs, videos and police investigative files from 11 mass killings between 2012 and 2023.
The similarities are chilling.
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