Mine included a silver chain from my late grandma, bought before flooding from Hurricane Harvey destroyed her home. Even if she kept it, do you think a paper receipt survived that? I can identify the exact chain pattern from the @jamesavery website. But AA won’t reimburse 5/
When I submitted a claim for reimbursement/replacement (no way are they finding my stud earrings the airport back rooms) it was rejected because I did not have receipts showing proof of purchase. Think about your jewelry box. How many items do you have proof of purchase for? 4/
Last Friday, CBS cancelled a segment about our clients suing Amazon for selling suicide kits to their now deceased kids. CBS’ cowardice gave me renewed clarity about how urgent this litigation is. 🧵@naomi_leeds 1/
This punctures the common belief that the US was just one unremarkable victim of a pandemic that spared no nation. Yes, lots of countries were badly hit. But the US still fared worse—in large part because *its baseline was a lot weaker*. 6/
https://t.co/bI2CNsHQug
🚨I wrote about the millions of people who lost loved ones to COVID, what they've gone through, and the many factors that have intensified and prolonged their grief.
This piece is my attempt to honor those we lost, and the many more who love them. 1/
https://t.co/ClunSvf4C6
It feels wrong to celebrate while there is so much turmoil in the world, but several of my @pulitzercenter stories are now online. Maybe taking a moment to feel good about a local success can take your mind off the boiling global crises? 🤷 Worth a shot?
https://t.co/rc8JUrvfX2
Join us on Tuesday, March 1, to learn more about the @pulitzercenter and their Fellowship!
You'll hear from @JaneFerguson5, a Pulitzer Center grantee, and the 2021 @BU_Tweets Reporting Fellows, @damark_sci (COM'22) & @rachsorch (SPH'22).
Register here: https://t.co/6Rd7iVnoEN
Our 2022 Reporting Fellow from @COMatBU, Kristen Chin (@kchinjournalist), will create a documentary focusing on the impact of climate change on the snow removal industry in the Northeast, as winters become wetter and more unpredictable. Welcome, Kristen! https://t.co/aQTocTmIEa
Last blog for #jo704! The episode where Daph goes off on an tangent about science journalism and doesn't actually analyze an article at all.
https://t.co/EPwccew8BJ