@TexasTribune Just so we’re clear here: regardless of which side of the aisle you’re on, as long as you’ve been indicted or convicted of corruption, you get a pardon?
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News of Sewell Chan’s ouster from Columbia Journalism Review reminds me of Gabriel Sherman’s 2006 profile of Chan, then at NYT, who had filed 422 bylined stories that year. This one anecdote continues floors me.
It took the Columbia Journalism Review nearly a year to appoint a new editor. They chose Sewell Chan. He has departed today, amid accusations of bullying and inappropriate behavior, just six or so months after coming to New York.
Students removed their Pro-Palestinian artwork displayed at the University of North Texas two days early after state lawmakers complained that it and a lecture are antisemitic. https://t.co/ERc3rgyZ9O
Today, the United States launched a trade war against Canada: their closest partner and ally — their closest friend.
Canadians are reasonable, but we will not back down from a fight.
Not when our country is at stake.
New: The Alice Independent School District in South Texas warned parents in a letter Wednesday that U.S. Border Patrol agents may be checking the immigration status of students on school buses traveling for extracurricular activities. https://t.co/VQVF3bG7J9
Our whole society now, thanks to far-right social media.
Meteorologists? Death threats.
Hospitals? Death threats. Librarians? Death threats. Teachers? Death threats.
Feeding every occupation into the fire, one by one, to keep generating rage clicks. https://t.co/5oHBcqCpwe