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“I also started treating it like a reporting exercise because I kind of felt like this would be the most interesting way to spend my time…and so I sort of just started taking notes.”

In a new interview, @WSJ reporter @evangershkovich speaks with WSJ Editor in Chief @emmatuckerWSJ ahead of the release of his book, “This Cursed Beautiful Land,” about his 16-month detention in a Russian prison, his release in 2024 and the experience of readjusting to everyday life.

Evan reflects on the mental and emotional toll of his detention, the process of reintegrating after his release and the growing dangers journalists still face around the world.

Watch the full interview here: https://t.co/ssGBeZPhlm

[Marianne LeVine @marianne_levine]

Professional news: Today is my first day at the Wall Street Journal, where I'll be covering the White House. Excited to join such a stellar team!

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@HansFreemanNow @WSJ @NYT @elonmusk @KirstenGrind @teddyschleifer These claims are completely untrue and these messages are entirely fabricated.

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

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[WSJ Communications @WSJPR]

.@WSJ Editor in Chief Emma Tucker announced three key leadership appointments to the Journal newsroom.

Aja Whitaker-Moore (@Ajawmoore) and David Crow (@bydavidcrow) were announced as deputy editors in chief, and Dan Colarusso as coverage chief for Business, Finance and Economics.

Whitaker-Moore joins from Axios, where she was editor in chief overseeing its National, Local and Pro newsrooms.

Crow, who joined the Journal as executive editor in 2023, has played a vital role in managing news, features and storytelling across WSJ platforms.

Colarusso was previously at CNBC as senior vice president of business news and oversaw television news content, coverage and production for CNBC’s Business Day programming.

Congratulations to all!

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the release of Evan Gershkovich and other hostages. But the fight to release imprisoned journalists around the world continues.

Learn more and support the Committee to Protect Journalists: https://t.co/a9BOPkE5T6

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Congratulations to @WSJ's @JasonGay and Joel Arbaje who each won awards recently.

Jason, sports columnist for the Journal, won a Sigma Delta Chi Award from The Society of Professional Journalists (@spj_tweets) in the Sports Column Writing category.

Joel, photo editor for Off Duty, won two awards from The Society of Publication Designers (@SPDtweets): A Gold Medal in the Original Digital Photography, Feature, Fashion/Beauty category and a Silver Medal in the Original Digital Photography, Feature, Conceptual/Still Life category.

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Congratulations to @WSJ's @AnnieLinskey for receiving the 2024 @PresGeraldRFord Journalism Prize for Distinguished Reporting on the Presidency.

Read more about her win here: https://t.co/pb88IXqFBt

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In the latest episode of @WSJ's Take on The Week, J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s chief global strategist David Kelly sat down with @telisdemos and @GunjanJS to unpack the performance of international markets and what the ongoing trade tensions mean for investors’ portfolios.

Listen to the full episode: https://t.co/EbEvPNtKRj

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New from @WSJ: Market volatility poses significant challenges to pension funds, with plans for S&P 500 companies losing nearly $74 billion in the days after President Trump’s “Liberation Day." Read the new report here: https://t.co/kzCuXevICp

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ICYMI: @playmorepods & @amazonmusic are spotlighting @WSJ's ‘Bold Names’ Podcast on their Times Square billboard this week. Listen to the podcast on Amazon Music here: https://t.co/DDpPVQbTcx

[drew hinshaw @drewhinshaw]

Honored to have been a finalist for the Pulitzer, alongside an excellent team, most notably @evangershkovich, who reported from a Russian jail.

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

The Wall Street Journal won the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting for its series on how Silicon Valley entrepreneur Elon Musk transformed himself into one of the most powerful forces in the U.S. https://t.co/HDFz3As7yw

[Richard Rubin @RichardRubinDC]

After [ALL OF THIS], Harvard says that as of today, it has not received notice from the IRS that its tax-exempt status is under review. That notification is typically one of the first steps in such an audit.

https://t.co/r49K0WuwFM

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In this week's episode of @WSJ's Take On the Week podcast, co-hosts @gunjanjs and @telisdemos sit down with Markus Hansen of Vontobel Asset Management to discuss the impact of economic uncertainty on household food and beverage brands, and more.

Listen here: https://t.co/CjpiKED36Z

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Read the award-winning reporting here:
https://t.co/vrme2D2DoH

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Congratulations to @WSJ for winning a 2024 @IRE_NICAR Award. The Journal won in the "Print/Online - Division I" category for “The Great Medicare Scandal.” by @cdweaver, @mcgint, @annawmathews, @MarkMaremont and @armollica.

Read more: https://t.co/WZnoyO0xas