My friend Nicolette was at the POS computer and I wandered up to say hi. She said "turn around." Behind me were Malia and Sasha Obama and their grandmother Marian Robinson and some USSS officers trying to look inconspicuous. That was not the first and only time they visited.
Breaking!!! Today is my first day as a breaking news reporter @washingtonsun. Very excited about this next chapter and can't wait to get started.
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Hello, D.C.!
I’m moderating tonight’s mayoral and at-large general election debates:
🏛️ At-Large Council: 6:00 PM
🏛️ Mayoral Debate: 7:30 PM
Stream it on YouTube or check out https://t.co/R37wJJdrg8 for details. Have questions for the candidates? Shoot me a message!
🌞🌞🌞Big news: The Washington Sun is launching w/:
— Huge investment in DMV coverage: Biggest & best local sports & DC
— DC legend Tom Sietsema
— Capital Weather (formerly Capital Weather Gang)
— Newsroom of +100 w/ star reporters on Congress, WH, foreign policy & more
Very relieved everyone is safe in DC tonight. The WHCD has hosted presidents for decades. This is one of the most well-secured and well-known (to law enforcement) places in Washington. How anyone could get close to this event with a weapon is almost inconceivable.
#ImmunoBrain’s proprietary monoclonal antibody targeting an inhibitory immune checkpoint pathway had favorable safety and tolerability in adults with early #Alzheimer’s disease🧠, according to topline phase 1b study results.
https://t.co/jqXfHQzqh2
Exciting Developments in Alzheimer’s Research at #ADPD2026! 🧠✨
Prof. Catherine Mummery, ImmunoBrain, has presented new data from the first clinical study in Alzheimer’s disease (#AD) patients, evaluating IBC-Ab002, an inhibitory immune checkpoint blockade therapeutic approach.
The results show favorable safety, tolerability, and directionally favorable changes in biomarkers, offering a new potential pathway for treating Alzheimer's. This innovative therapy, developed by Professor Michal Schwartz, Tommaso Croese, and their team, could be a game-changer in the fight against neurodegeneration. | @WeizmannScience
🎥Stay tuned for more as we continue exploring these incredible breakthroughs at #ADPD2026! 🔬
#Neuroscience #Alzheimers #Parkinsons #ImmuneTherapy #NeurodegenerativeDiseases #ResearchInnovation
Some career news: I was among the 11 talented storytellers laid off from Axios yesterday.
I’ll always have immense gratitude for the relationships I’ve made and the events I got to cover over the past four years from the Oscars to the Final Four.
I welcome any help in finding my next role. My DMs are open and my email is [email protected]
If you’re in the DMV area, come checkout my restaurant this weekend! Basically sold out tomorrow but we have some openings today and Sunday https://t.co/bqY3XI1pTD
Staff from the D.C. Board of Elections have started attending ANC meetings, church gatherings, and senior homes as part of the public outreach and education on ranked-choice voting, which will be used for the first time in the June 16 elections.
Almost a quarter of DC families were behind on their electric bills before Pepco raised bills again in the middle of DC’s coldest winter in years.
It’s time to stop unfair rate hikes and put DC families over the profits of monopoly utilities.
Former Washington Post reporters launch GoFundMe to help repatriate international staff who was fired and now facing logistical challenges getting out of their countries and back home. https://t.co/sXGJaUKnR2
If you're a reporter who has been laid off, know @PressClubDC is here for you.
We are offering a free, 3 month membership to those laid off this year.
The Club offers workspaces, private booths for phone calls and meetings, a gym, a library and a supportive community.
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NEW: For 13 months, a milestone pediatric cancer bill has had a Sisyphus like struggle for passage: torpedo by Elon, stopped by Rand, undone by Bernie. Cancer-stricken kids went to the chamber to watch it pass, leaving heartbroken. Today, it became law.
https://t.co/Z1AGMaEcgL
NEWS: The cuts were so severe that at least one department head asked to leave The Post rather than be included in the planning.
Peter Finn, The Post's international editor, requested that he be laid off once he learned about the scope of the cuts to his section.
https://t.co/ERYl3HqZ58
I was laid off today as part of The Post's job cuts.
I don't know what the future holds, but it was the honor of a lifetime to cover D.C.'s local communities over the past 6 years.
If you're hiring or want to reach out, DM me or email: mbricesaddler(@)gmail(dot)com