The public often doesn't realize the amount of hard work that goes into real journalism. Unlike what you see on TV, or on the internet, or on blogs, real journalists actually go out, into their communities and they dig, and keep digging. One interview leads to another interview...It's also is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain public records from government officials, even in Florida which has had a strong open records law. In short, real journalists are relentless. We don't take no for an answer. When a prominent real estate broker in Miami was involved in a fatal boat crash -- and only received a slap on the wrist, the Miami Herald was skeptical. Two years and countless stories later...that powerful developer is now charged with felony homicide. By @DavidGoodhue & @GrethelAguila@MiamiHerald
Som journalist har jag hört detta "as long as it takes" sedan 2022. I Donbass betyder det att Ryssland avancerar steg för steg, medan EU fortfarande inte ens har fått igång storskalig produktion av 155 mm granater. Detta bara som information.
Our first story in our new AFP + Bellingcat collaboration looks at how the Ukrainian town of Vovchansk was virtually wiped off the map by Russia's invasion https://t.co/asYqX391Ar
North Korea becoming a co-combatant in the largest land war in Europe since World War II seems like a front-page news story to me, but maybe I'm wrong...
@Kenan_Habul Syftade inte ens på Croneman här faktiskt — han väljer bara helt fel journalist som exempel här, i synnerhet när hela problemet ligger en nivå över
– Jag förstod tidigt att han älskade vad han gjorde och att jag inte kunde förvägra honom det. Det hade varit slutet för vår kärlek. Och dessutom var jag av samma åsikt.
Snart kommer Navalnyjs självbiografi. Inför den ivjuade jag hans änka Julia Navalnaja:
https://t.co/FyI8YqxyZQ
A sleepless night from hell in Beirut as Israeli jets and drones strike target southern suburbs more than 25 times. Massive explosions and secondary blasts. One of the heaviest nights of so far. This city is barely 20Km2, 60Km2 for greater Beirut.