Daniel DeFraia

Reporter, PhD from @BU, Papa to Meline and Gabi, Visiting Professor @ecjrn Past: @GlobalPost, @pressfreedom Email: [email protected]

[Will Christou @will_christou]

An investigation which leaves little justification for Israel's double tap which killed journalists 2 weeks ago. It discredits the Israeli narrative that they were targeting "a camera used by Hamas."

Instead it seems they were targeting a Reuters camera

https://t.co/ZY5cX9X20a

[The Costs of War Project @CostsOfWar]

This Veteran’s Day, we’re remembering the 7,053 service members killed in the so-called “War on Terror,” and the estimated 30,177 service members and veterans that died by suicide in the 20 years that followed Sept. 11, 2001.

[Fiona Livesey @fionalivesey]

Look what’s landed @Sven_Beckert 👀

[Jacob Shamsian ⚖️ @JayShams]

A New York Times reporter found a "tracking device" on his family's car, which law enforcement told him "was likely planted by parties concerned about reporting that he was doing," according to a NYT FOIA lawsuit for FBI records related to its investigation.

[The Associated Press @AP]

BREAKING: Four journalists, including a freelancer who worked with AP, are among eight killed by an Israeli strike on southern Gaza's Nasser Hospital. https://t.co/F2U4K6ZOfh

[Kenneth Roth @KenRoth]

During the 13-year revolt against Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian regime "disappeared around 100,000 people, more than any government since the Nazis." https://t.co/LyujhS1Zqw

[Rozina Ali @rozina_ali]

A must-read piece on treating child trauma in Gaza, in @NewYorker

[Vanessa H. Larson @vanessahlarson]

Today in @washingtonpost we published a portion of the known names of 18,500+ Gazan children killed in the war, in Arabic and English. We could only fit 18% of the names on these 2 pages – it would have taken 5 more pages to list them all:

[Dominique Jean-Louis @DominiqueJL15]

WTF

[Soumitra Shukla @soumitrashukla9]

This is a very cool paper showing social class affects career progression within US academia.

[Daniel DeFraia @ddefraia]

@PhilKlay @MartyrWith I think it’s acceptable to let readers know that a source requested OTR. I am assuming that both of them agreed when to go off and back on the record.

[Declan Walsh @declanwalsh]

Today's story with photos by @ivorprickett
https://t.co/8sxKD5bseI

[Julian Jessop @julianHjessop]

My favourite, of many...

[Committee to Protect Journalists @pressfreedom]

Investigative journalists around the world relied on at least $180 million in annual funding from the U.S. to support journalism and media development. Now, hundreds of newsrooms are scrambling to survive a sudden cash crunch.

Read more from the @nytimes: https://t.co/bhaDfL8eQu

[Steven Beynon @StevenBeynon]

The Army has outright removed its sexual assault and harassment prevention rules, (AR 600-52) which govern record keeping for criminal prosecution & victim protection

[Matt Stoller @matthewstoller]

1. Want some fun news before the Monday inauguration that you won't have heard anywhere else? The antitrust enforcers (Lina Khan et al) went full Tony Montana on big business this week before Trump people took over. Here's just part of what they did.

[olivia @geminitoofly]

the content creator to journalist pipeline problem is that we now have interviewers who aren’t equipped to challenge anything their subject says.

no follow ups or digging in, just nodding their head waiting for the soundbite…

[Peter Rothberg @peterrothberg]

New from StudentNation -- the last post of the year: A Stunning Year for Student Journalism https://t.co/xbQOJKkv0a

[Annie Waldman @AnnieWaldman]

After reviewing leaked documents, we have found UnitedHealth is strategically limiting access to a treatment for thousands of children with autism across the country in order to cut costs.

Advocates say the company’s strategy may be illegal.

https://t.co/4qxrFjzq7R

👇

[Tyler Austin Harper @Tyler_A_Harper]

Universities: Why do our kids use AI to write their assignments 😭 😭 😭 don’t they know writing is important?

Also Universities: What if we made writing instructors into a permanent underclass of peasants that we work to the bone for as little money as possible?