I wrote about @NickKristof’s piece on the systematic sexual abuse and torture of Palestinians in Israeli prisons, and why the accounts he describes are not “blood libel” and should not be dismissed: https://t.co/AciGC3man4
Have tweeted this before, but my lesson from the Grid/Messenger experience was that if you write stuff on the internet for a living, you should be keeping a backup of your work.
I use Authory but I'm sure there are other methods out there.
For @jdforward, I wrote about taking reports of sexual violence seriously regardless of the nationality of the reported perpetrator
https://t.co/uRtwFRot15
The new appeal asking SCOTUS to overturn the Virginia Supreme Court’s decision striking down the state’s gerrymander would create a nationwide nightmare for Democrats. https://t.co/iwFSmtdNkF | by @imillhiser
I used to sit in this place every day, spending the sunset hours watching life in those tents. Each tent had a story, a struggle to get water and food. The children cried from the heat, from exhaustion and boredom. Nothing changed; the suffering continued, and no one cared. ❤️🩹
Hello - I've been let go from Vox. Obviously there's a lot going on in the energy and environment space, and I will continue to follow it.
Open to ideas, outlets to pitch, collabs, and happy just to chat. You can reach me at uirfan AT gmail dot com
This chart shows trend back to 2004. We have long tracked this shift of ad revenues from everyone else to Google. What often gets missed is the rest of the web is still vital for Google for data - user data, clicks, context, and now training of AI. They just take the cash. 2/2
.@voxdotcom Future Perfect is hiring three fellows.
If you want to spend a year writing about the biggest stories the media is missing — AI, global health, animal welfare, catastrophic risk — apply by May 12. Fellowships begin in July, remote option. https://t.co/4h1QY2x1V8
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1. The Washington Post lays off @jon_fischer, the QB of its Kennedy Center coverage
2. The Atlantic hires Fischer
3. The Atlantic lands scoops about Bill Maher/Twain Prize and another juicy KenCen story this week
4. Great job, everybody!
https://t.co/9c5JexvRYb
New opening for a senior editor at Vox.
Amazing opportunity to cover the future, in all its facets, with a great team on a range of platforms.
https://t.co/aOiwnxv4zQ
Is this the beginning of the end of the war in Iran?
Trump wants it to be...but it may not be up to him
My latest for @voxdotcom
https://t.co/0KGBOehUu2
“This kind of thinking is what allowed these women to suffer for so long, and for us to hold onto the notion that Cesar was an enlightened leader for the union...the union succeeded most when it acted collectively, and in some cases defied Cesar Chavez.” https://t.co/CuKFEjPoj2
I interviewed César Chavez biographer and professor Matt Garcia about what to do with his memory and legacy now. He says we need more than a reckoning; the survivors deserve accountability. https://t.co/CuKFEjPoj2
The OpenAI Foundation on paper is worth $180B—more than 2x the Gates Foundation. What’ll it do with that fortune? And can it really fulfill its mission to hold OpenAI itself (and the entire AI industry) accountable to “all humanity”? https://t.co/Gkpiq4sShp | by @SaraHerschander