Putin Wanted His Hit Man Back. A Mother Wanted Her Journalist Son to Come Home. How today happened. #IStandWithEvan#WelcomeHomeEvan https://t.co/IMm01Ib2iO
More than 40 countries have signed on to a statement criticizing Russia over the detention of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich https://t.co/FVYNwrHS3D
The State Department designated as ‘wrongfully detained’ Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter who was arrested by Russian security services. Officials said the speed at which the designation was reached was unprecedented. https://t.co/cMl3b0o7LG
#IStandWithEvan, wrongly detained @WSJ journalist writing about the Russian people. One of my first encounters with him was the editing of this moving story early in the Ukraine war
“I can’t live in a country that goes to war with its neighbors.” https://t.co/iI0RLAKyab via @WSJ
Financial firms and some Republican lawmakers fear the window for a regulatory rollback could be narrow, especially if Democrats do well in 2020 https://t.co/C38vQt5Qgr
“Our brightest and best that go to college and get a good education don’t come back.” The South’s economy has again slid behind other regions of the country. https://t.co/HURz6MssGo
Almost 80 investment advisory firms agreed to pay back over $125 million to clients who were steered into higher-cost mutual funds without adequate disclosure https://t.co/4HIacGw4Gm via @WSJ
Trump pick to head the overseer of Fannie and Freddie has called for curbing government support for ubiquitous 30-year mortgages. He has one himself. https://t.co/ENtORel9ap via @WSJ
Grandchild scams, fake online romances: Banks are stepping up efforts to stop and report financial abuse of older people. https://t.co/KFoFiP2Uie via @WSJ
Immigration facts from WSJ: The National Academy of Sciences examined numerous academic studies on crime rates by immigrants and concluded they are less likely than the native-born population to commit crimes https://t.co/8I8XjsqFAE via @WSJ
Meet the watchdog called CryptoMom. "She’s like the ideological purist for deregulation and minimal government intervention.”
https://t.co/lqDKJJRwyN via @WSJ
What about an El Camino? You can drive your pickup truck to this Chicago suburb’s residential streets, but you can’t park it outside https://t.co/irc8AXbDHq via @WSJ