Former @WSJ Investigative Researcher | @NYTimes | @Propublica | @ABC. Seeker of Northern Lights.

Joined July 2008
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Votebeat’s Expert Desk is back for the 2026 midterms: completely free, entirely on the record, with direct access to ~100 vetted election experts. In 2024, 471 journalists from 56 newsrooms participated. Covering elections? We’d love to have you.
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We're hiring a temporary/freelance OSINT reporter (contract runs from end of Aug/start of Sept through end of year) on the Visual Investigations team at the @nytimes. Come work with me! Requires being US-based, pay is on same scale as full-time hires. job-boards.greenhouse.io/the…
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Wout van Aert has dreamed of winning Paris-Roubaix for his entire career and now, at the age of 31, the Belgian superstar has finally added one of the sport’s biggest prizes to his palmares. To do so, Van Aert had to both match Tadej Pogacar’s pace in the final 50 kilometres, and then outsprint the world champion in Roubaix velodrome. One of the sport’s most iconic races served up one of its most enjoyable editions, and one of its most emotional finishes. 📝 @jwhitey98 Free to read here ⬇️ 🔗 nyti.ms/4ei2czy
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A vitória desde o ponto de vista da televisão pública da Valónia. Têm uma equipa de ciclismo fabulosa e tratam a modalidade com a paixão que merece. Segunda ninguém trabalha na Bélgica, da Valónia à Flandres. É o campeão do povo 👏🏼 🇧🇪
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When an insurance company is deciding whether to pay for your medical treatment, it generates a file, which should contain all records associated with your case, including documents explaining why the claim was denied. You have a right to see this file. propublica.org/article/find-…
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This access change includes Gaza and Lebanon, not just Iran and Gulf states with US bases. Planet has been absolutely amazing, and their imagery has led to dozens of stories/scoops, with Gaza/Lebanon in particular.
Planet appears to be ending all access to imagery in the Middle East indefinitely. This will make understanding what’s happening in this conflict far more difficult.
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A Red-breasted Nuthatch in Central Park. 🧡
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The chances of being killed by a goose when you're at work is low but never zero.
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User-uploaded images on Google Maps can be really useful for researchers but the filename of those images is not visible by default. We built a tool to help reveal that information which can add important contextual clues to any image: bellingcat.com/resources/202…
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2024 marked the re-launch of our toolkit! Thanks to our amazing Toolkit Maintainers and Guardians, you can find a database of free-to-access tools. Complete with complexity ratings and clear descriptions, the toolkit is a one-stop shop for investigations. bellingcat.gitbook.io/toolki…
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🕵️‍♀️ Learn to geolocate images, analyze digital footprints and verify online content in our 5-week course, New Digital Investigative Techniques. Led by top journalists Craig Silverman & Jane Lytvynenko. Starts Jan. 13! 🚨 Register now! bit.ly/4g2u88K
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For those of you wanting to test your open source investigative skills, @bellingcat has a series of challenges unlocking this month. Check them out in the link below 👇🤓
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Just watched a Shahed fly over central Kyiv. Everyone at the bus stop was gawking at the wing lights coming through the fog and its trademark moped sound. It must have been flying pretty low, you could see the outline of the drone through the thick nighttime cloud cover.
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Black plastic products—such as spatulas, sushi trays, and children’s toys—are regularly made from recycled electronic waste. Many of these products contain concerning levels of flame retardants—and they are leaching into our food, @ZoeSchlanger reports: theatln.tc/ZyySjeEF
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