ChristopherSStewart

Investigations Editor @WSJ, Investigative Pulitzer, Author of three books, including DRONE WARRIOR.

[ChristopherSStewart @csstewart]

Elon Musk has secretly been in regular contact with Russian President Vladimir Putin since late 2022. https://t.co/9upDBdZlHa

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Behind Davos, Claims of a Toxic Workplace ⁦@shalini⁩ ⁦@khadeeja_safdar⁩ https://t.co/WzfEv7EkBK

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FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg resigns after report of sexual harassment, discrimination and bullying at the agency -- the report emerged from @rebeccaballhaus's tremendous investigation last year https://t.co/B44J3WLogi

[WSJ Communications @WSJPR]

.@WSJ’s documentary, “Shadow Men: Inside Wagner, Russia’s Secret War Company” was nominated for a Peabody Award, which honors excellence in storytelling across broadcasting and streaming media, in the News category. This is the Journal’s first time getting nominated for the prestigious @PeabodyAwards.

The gripping documentary from the WSJ newsroom goes behind the scenes of the Wagner Group, a paramilitary group that was led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, an oligarch and onetime associate of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has since rebelled against Putin and died in a plane crash.

Congratulations to the team behind Shadow Men: Robert Libetti, Chris Stewart, Denise Blostein, Jane Lytvynenko, Frank Matt, Emma Scott, Rob Barry, Benoit Faucon, James V. Grimaldi, James Marson, Ben Weltman, Till Daldrup, and Lisa Schwartz.

Read more: https://t.co/xeDEpj7PvF

[Vivian Salama @vmsalama]

🫶🏽 back at ya, friend. #FreeEvanNow #JournalismIsNotACrime

[ChristopherSStewart @csstewart]

Great to see our documentary Shadow Men, about the Russian paramilitary group Wagner, nominated for a Peabody Award! https://t.co/NyYPfmbdBC

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A shadowy black market is delivering Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite-internet devices to Russian fighters in Ukraine and paramilitary forces in Sudan. https://t.co/VvK1oCX6ys

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One year in prison. For doing journalism. It's outrageous. Evan needs to come home.

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

🧵One year ago today, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia for doing his job.

He remains in a Moscow prison.

We’re offering resources for those who want to show their support for him. #IStandWithEvan https://t.co/ll83UMXlp5

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Visual Evidence Shows Illegal Settler Construction in West Bank Surging https://t.co/YAeIkODOb5

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Multiple directors of Elon Musk’s companies—some who have used drugs with him—have profited enormously from their deep ties to the billionaire, raising questions among shareholders about the board’s independence. https://t.co/VAvbGpEGW3

[Emily Glazer @EmilyGlazer]

NEW: Multiple directors of Elon Musk’s companies—some who have used drugs with him—have profited enormously from their ties to Musk, raising questions about the board’s independence. ⁦
by @KirstenGrind⁩, me, ⁦@rfelliott⁩ & ⁦@coulterjones⁩ https://t.co/HrxA4iPfBT

[Kirsten Grind @KirstenGrind]

Some directors at Tesla and SpaceX have known for years about Elon Musk's drug use; Larry Ellison invited Musk to his Hawaiian island to dry out. Our latest investigation @EmilyGlazer @rfelliott @coulterjones https://t.co/GaqxiTFfgy

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The latest reporting from @KirstenGrind @EmilyGlazer @rfelliott @coulterjones

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Other directors have consumed drugs with him, according to people who have witnessed the drug use and others with knowledge of it. The volume of drug use by Musk and with board members has become concerning, some of these people said.

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In the culture Musk has created around him, some directors feel there is an expectation to consume drugs with him because they think refraining could upset the billionaire, who has made them a lot of money, some of the people said

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Some current and former Tesla and SpaceX directors have knowledge of Musk’s drug use but haven’t taken public action, according to people who have witnessed the drug use or were briefed on it

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Most members of Tesla’s current eight-person board have amassed shares worth hundreds of millions of dollars from their seats over the years, significantly more than what board members at other companies make for their service

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Multiple directors of Elon Musk’s companies—some who have used drugs with him—have deep personal and financial ties to the billionaire entrepreneur, and have profited enormously from the relationship https://t.co/LsahaQ8CoU

[ChristopherSStewart @csstewart]

The ties raise questions among some shareholders about the independence of board members charged with overseeing Musk.

[Khadeeja Safdar @khadeeja_safdar]

This probe and govt order, which could soon make Amazon liable for third-party products, was prompted by our 2019 Amazon series in @WSJ. w/ @DanaMattioli

cc @csstewart @AlexandraBerzon @shaneshifflett @ScheckNYTimes @JonathanEmont @deniseduana

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