Applications are open through June 12 for The New York Times Corps. It’s a talent-mentorship program for college students pursuing journalism to receive career guidance from @nytimes journalists. https://t.co/HRIIfucZxC
Had a fun conversation with @emilybazelon yesterday. We discussed law school, firms, & public interest law. We also talked about how law takes messy human problems and turns them into smaller, technical ones—& what that means for how we understand this moment and inequality.
@SpeakSamuel@rachelposer@mattbpurdy Hi Sam, I hear you -- there was so much to cover! And we didn't have sources with first-hand knowledge of everything.
What's it like inside DHS during the harshest crackdown on immigration since the 1950s? @rachelposer & @mattbpurdy & I interviewed 80+ ICE and HSI agents, lawyers, analysts, officials. They tell the story of Trump 2 at DHS in their own words. (Gift link)
https://t.co/PaDgJuzw70
My latest is on self-deportation, the growing shadow zone of our immigration system, in which fear operates where the law cannot or will not go. https://t.co/A5gkebuPab
In September, DHS started advising immigrant children that they could either self-deport or expect long term detention. This week, a California judge ordered the agency to stop. https://t.co/dXaiCsG2Tj
We spent months documenting how the Trump administration transformed the immigration court system from the inside out. 85+ interviews. Judges, federal officials, and the families caught in the gears. Huge props to @NickNehamas for steering the ship. https://t.co/VhRNRmqjH0
The Law & Justice Journalism Project is taking applications for our Pennsylvania fellowship — check it out if you're an early or mid-career journalist in PA looking for mentoring & training! https://t.co/z5pLw04hw5
Late last year I began speaking to children and their parents detained at Dilley to hear about their experiences in their own words. Parents told me some kids were so distraught they cut themselves or talked about suicide. 2/
Read my first investigation: https://t.co/Jx5ZncxbFL
A look at the life of the best-protected aspiring country singer in America.
Kash Patel’s Girlfriend Seeks Fame and Fortune, Escorted by an F.B.I. SWAT Team https://t.co/vi7Wa8KQIu via @NYTimes
NEW: It's not just Minneapolis. U.S. attorneys offices around the country are in a free fall with 14% of employees fleeing last year, a catastrophic exodus.
Recruiting is stalled over Trump loyalty demands.
Me @alanfeuer@dvdwyer@londonoe@nytmike
https://t.co/iyQVqht5pd
NYT: FBI agents equipped with a signed warrant prepared to document blood spatter and bullet holes in Renee Good's SUV received orders to stop, including from Kash Patel.
The fear? "a civil rights investigation would contradict Trump’s claim that Good “violently, willfully, and viciously ran over the ICE Officer” who fired at her as she drove her vehicle."
https://t.co/z6u2F2dkPx
Jeff Bezos wealth in 2024: $194 billion
Jeff Bezos wealth in 2025: $215 billion
Jeff Bezos wealth today: $249.4 billion
Net increase in Bezos wealth since 2024: $55.4 billion
Cost of Bezos’s 417-foot superyacht: $500 million
Amazon investment in "Melania": $75 million
Original Bezos purchase price of the Washington Post in 2013: $250 million
Bezos net worth in 2013: $25.2 billion
Net increase in Bezos wealth since buying the Post: $224.2 billion
Last reported annual losses of Post: $100 million
Number of years Bezos could absorb those losses with what he makes in a single week: 5
@JeffBezos
The FBI agent who tried to investigate the ICE officer who shot Renee Good to death has resigned after the bureau leadership in Washington pressured her to discontinue a civil rights inquiry into the killing. @alanfeuer@GlennThrush https://t.co/voTajIbAEa
Patel fired another group of agents this week. It's a pattern. There's a news event — this time, Jack Smith's testimony — and then a group of people lose their jobs. Usually they're employees who worked on cases that are now disfavored.
For the NYT, @rachelposer and I talked to 45 former and current FBI agents & analysts. Here's what they have to say about how the bureau has changed in the last year, in their own voices. For many of them, this was their dream job. (Gift link.) https://t.co/8EamU2WsR0