I received my M.J. degree from @merrillcollege yesterday. I’m excited to announce my next opportunities:
-I’ll be interning with @usnews as a summer education reporter intern.
In September, I’ll be reporting for @NOTUS as a @AJI_Fellowships fellow.
Looking forward to starting!
SCOOP: Trump admin is paying millions to quickly cover four enormous bronze horses with extra-thick 23.75 karat gold leaf.
The money for the rush job is coming from National Park Service. In total, I found ~$100 mil spent on new DC beautification projects
https://t.co/iCgnL1sFon
NEW: My dispatch tonight from Cornyn’s election night event.
It was a painful end for the four-term senator, but in the end, not an unexpected one.
https://t.co/iQBqYAhinb
Rep. Mike Flood, a Republican from Nebraska, was jeered and backpedaled from several of President Trump’s signature policies at a town hall this evening — his second contentious encounter with constituents within the past year.
https://t.co/1zeEfrBCvb
Asked Cassidy if he’s joining the YOLO club:
“If you look at the HELP committee, there's already been some back and forth regarding nominees. But if you're asking me, am I going to deliberately push back on things? No, I'm going to do what's good for my country and my state.”
NOTUS is out with a very good forum this sunny Friday afternoon w/ commentary from @sallyquinndc, @CapehartJ, @Milbank, @AlyssaRosenberg and many other former Washington Post veterans about how to improve D.C. journalism -->
https://t.co/P8NIalSeto
SCOOP: Keith Turi, a senior FEMA official who has been a public face for the agency, is planning to depart just weeks before the start of hurricane season.
His departure will create another vacancy at the agency.
@NOTUSreports w/@reporterjoe
https://t.co/kkPpWh5TFW
SCOOP: FEMA is losing another high-profile official — just before hurricane season and the World Cup.
“Keith is one of the most trusted voices in the agency and it’s a huge blow to not only the workforce but our readiness at large.”
w/ @BanksTorrence
https://t.co/WrR41IIl8b
Meanwhile, his opponent State Sen. Travis Holdman said Trump is losing influence.
“I think the shine is wearing off a little bit.”
Plenty of other Hoosiers don’t want DC meddling in their primaries. And mostly, people are ready for today to be over…
https://t.co/8rtyHhs5jD
“I don’t know the last time that the chairman did an oversight hearing on DHS. I can’t think of it,” Sen. Josh Hawley told me last week.
Other Republicans on the Hill say Congress should be keeping a closer eye on DHS. @NOTUSreports
https://t.co/20unrQ0ScV
President Chuck Grassley?
Saturday’s events took theoretical debate about line of succession into real possibility of a 92-yr-old senator becoming president.
Experts have warned about this for years, but senators won’t act.
My @NOTUSreports column.
https://t.co/xJDXbdF0Ca
In December, I talked to several of these employees for @NOTUSreports after they were placed back on leave after briefly being welcomed back. https://t.co/d0aPA4Yg1I
FEMA welcomed back at least 15 whistleblowers today who were placed on leave in August for highlighting their concerns over the agency's leadership.
https://t.co/VHUgtCCHOY
Progressives were serious when they promised to leave no safe Democratic seat unchallenged this cycle.
This led to a fight over the future of the Democratic Party in one of the country's most reliably red states: Utah.
My latest for @NOTUSreports
https://t.co/AojZRkcxul
⚽️🚨: Some lawmakers say the DHS shutdown is hindering coordination for the World Cup.
“When you’re talking about this many people coming from around the world, it doesn’t help that this is where we are,” Sen. John Cornyn told me.
w/ @BanksTorrence
https://t.co/ZMgOQ2Tb7p
The DHS shutdown has lawmakers in host states for the FIFA World Cup concerned about safety coordination.
With the games weeks away, they say a fully operational agency is key to ensuring the tournament's security.
@NOTUSreports w/@avanidkalra
https://t.co/dMuOLXcJ2v
When @JiraViolet spotted some weird math in a personal financial disclosure of Rep. @BennieGThompson (D-Miss.), she began asking questions.
Thompson has now amended his erroneous 2022 disclosure to significantly re-value two land transactions. https://t.co/gY5JaccyDr
As Congress debates how to make daily life more affordable for everyday Americans, most of Mississippi’s congressional delegation is much wealthier than the average Mississippian.
https://t.co/CDyDXoa69T
“@NOTUSreports identified errors in Thompson’s disclosures.”
A revealing look from @JiraViolet and @BanksTorrence at the Mississippi congressional delegation’s wealth. https://t.co/gY5JaccyDr
A look at the wealth of Mississippi lawmakers for the @NOTUSreports Capitol Gains project.
Plus: an error we found in Rep. Bennie Thompson’s disclosure.
w/ @BanksTorrence
https://t.co/adX0seS42h