Mark Knoller was, by any measure, a legend of the White House press corps. His generosity with knowledge about covering the White House was as defining as the knowledge itself.
My brilliant wife has done it again! @gingerthomp1 ‘s piece on a large hospital in a small southern town is out both
In print
and on podcast
Read it here
Sick in a Hospital Town
https://t.co/BhUNBaUyOH
Or listen here or wherever you get your podcasts
Who exactly were the men the Trump Administration sent to a maximum security prison in El Salvador? Smart reporting from Pro Publica https://t.co/D0t9sRj5YF
As the Trump administration goes about expelling asylum seekers without due process and against federal court orders, international groups charged with upholding basic protections for migrants buckle under the pressure. From @propublica
https://t.co/8UukcQYqWC
How Latinos vote could play a critical role on Tuesday. The latest in @propublica's immigration series examines how recent events on the border have upended politics there, threatening to turn Democratic strongholds red. By @Perla_Trevizo and @g_dvalle. https://t.co/uvhvFkQJiW
Months ago @emilytgreen came to @propublica with a tip that kidnappings in Mexico were happening at massive scale, right as the US pressured that country to stop migrants heading north. Read one family's account of being held in a chicken coop. https://t.co/nnLyVkfAPs
Congratulations to all my NPR colleagues on their @RTDNA#Murrow wins, just absolutely terrific work: read about them and most importantly LISTEN to their stories here-->
https://t.co/cC953mPImp
Reporters don't edit stories. Reporters don't top-edit stories. Reporters don't schedule stories. Reporters don't copyedit. Reporters don't publish stories.
This was a big fuckup. But I'm not sure it's a firing offense*--and I especially don't think it was down to one person.