.@nprpolitics just had to rewind the first 1:30 of Friday’s podcast just to appreciate everything I was hearing. Voices of poll workers, excited voters, a first-time voter (with their parent!) — making me feel all the civics feels! Nicely done to everyone who made that happen.
Blowing off the dust of my Twitter profile to say that: SRB was the only other person I’d ever want sitting next to me at 4am to write the news. A great friend and teammate, and an outstanding journalist. Good luck!
Cannot possibly state how amazing our Morning Edition crew is. @DGQuoVadimus@sara_rose37@laneyruckstuhl @miketoda @bob_oakes -- you make waking up and working at 4am an absolute joy. Thank you for everything and I'll miss you all.
(Done with the feelings. For now.)
Surreal but exciting news: today marks my last day at @WBUR. My six years here have been an experience of a lifetime. I started as a newscast intern straight out of college -- I'm leaving as a licensed teacher living in Chicago. Life is pretty crazy, I'm just enjoying the ride.
Request for #mapoli: can someone do a supercut of how many times Gov. Baker has said the phrase "with respect to" during his time in office? Because I think that would be a very long supercut.
When asked what he was fighting for on January 6th, one Capitol police officer says: “…democracy, it was for the men and women of the House and Senate, it was for each other, and it was for the future of the country."
https://t.co/CbkPzsP2SX
NEW: Suffolk Country District Attorney Rachael Rollins is among eight new leaders for U.S. attorney positions that President Joe Biden is nominating across the country. She would be the first Black woman to serve as U.S. attorney in Mass. https://t.co/83kCOYZrki
Administrator Gulliver says he is "hoping" that the work is done by 5am Wednesday, but that it would not surprise him if it took longer.
"People need to be prepared that tomorrow morning's commute could also be impacted...but for now, it's going to be a really difficult day."
A jury has found the Capital Gazette gunman criminally responsible for the massacre of five people in 2018 — rejecting his defense that he didn't understand his actions because of mental illness.
https://t.co/dJhukKNSq7
What, to the American slave, is your 4th of July? I answer: a day that reveals to him, more than all other days in the year, the gross injustice and cruelty to which he is the constant victim. - Frederick Douglass
🧵 245 years ago today, leaders representing 13 British colonies signed a document to declare independence.
It says "that all men are created equal" — but women, enslaved people, Indigenous people and many others were not held as equal at the time. https://t.co/dtE0z2Uabc
@francesmargaret Wow, that's really sweet, Frannie. Thank you! I feel lucky to have been here for as long as I have been. Happy to call you a colleague!
As they say on here, some ~personal news~
After 6 amazing years at @WBUR and in journalism, I'm getting ready to switch careers & head into education! I received my MAT in social studies education this spring from @BUWheelock & am planning on being a history teacher👨🏫🗺️ 📚 1/4