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Three times, American officials tried to halt the flow of arms into the world's worst humanitarian crisis, only to have their efforts undone by the Trump administration. New from @waltbogdanich and me.
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Great piece today from @laforgia_ and @waltbogdanich on the role of American arms manufacturing in the war in Yemen. I was lucky to get to tag along with them for @TheWeekly and finished piece is a must read.
nytimes.com/2020/05/16/us/ar…
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Yesterday, I got a chance to speak to 2,500 inspiring colleagues about something truly important: the power of local investigative journalism, and why it is needed now more than ever
(I also got to thank approximately a billion people)
Here's what I said nytco.com/press/2020-pulitze…
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Mohammad Hossain, who emptied his savings to buy a taxi medallion, told @brianmrosenthal his story on @theweekly. The episode revealed a rigged system that left drivers hopeless and in financial ruin.
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Congrats to @brianmrosenthal for winning a Pulitzer for his amazing investigation into how predatory lenders targeted New York City taxi drivers and inflated a ruinous financial bubble. You can watch the accompanying episode of @TheWeekly here: nytimes.com/2019/06/07/the-w…
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Honored to share this year’s Edward R. Murrow award with @singeli @tadashi_lives and Geoff O’Brien for our documentary on the life and death of Jay Austin and Lauren Geoghegan, two remarkable humans whose lives were taken by ISIS:
The Edward R. Murrow Award goes to @singeli, @rcallimachi, Geoff O'Brien & @tadashi_lives for @NYTimes “Collision” #OPCAwards81
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The Edward R. Murrow Award goes to @singeli, @rcallimachi, Geoff O'Brien & @tadashi_lives for @NYTimes “Collision” #OPCAwards81
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Tune in to watch @waltbogdanich and me report out parts of this important story.
The U.S. government allowed defense contractors to supply bombs that killed civilians in Yemen, citing benefits for the American job market. Watch how it unfolded on a new episode of #TheWeeklyNYT, tonight on @FXNetworks and streaming Saturday on @Hulu. nyti.ms/2IXIh9c
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How the Promise of American Jobs Became Entangled in a Faraway War. An investigation by @waltbogdanich and @laforgia with @theweekly. Airing on FX tonight, Hulu tomorrow and @nytimes on Apr. 25. nyti.ms/3deU9Sa
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Never been more proud to work @nytimes. In the middle of a global pandemic, a national emergency, a 2020 campaign disrupted, today we put the bravery of a young woman from rural Nigeria on the front page nyti.ms/2U4Y0IG
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Balaraba was 19 when she was kidnapped from her home in northeastern Nigeria by Boko Haram militants. @TheWeekly follows her as she rejoins a community struggling to cope with the trauma of losing a generation of women.
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Hundreds of women in Nigeria have been recruited by Boko Haram as suicide bombers, but some managed to outsmart the terrorist group. This is one woman’s story. nyti.ms/3d0SX55
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In the middle of a global pandemic, @nytimes puts the brave young women resisting Boko Haram on the front page. Important, must-read story by @dionnesearcey nytimes.com/2020/03/13/world…
Now to watch @TheWeekly on @hulu!
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Thanks for watching #TheWeeklyNYT on @FXnetworks. Catch the full episode streaming on @hulu starting Saturday, and learn more about the show here → nyti.ms/2IEnQyg
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Imagine if one woman in the U.S. was kidnapped and strapped with a suicide bomb against her will. In NE Nigeria, there were more than 500 of them. This is one woman’s story of resistance nyti.ms/2U4Y0IG
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Boko Haram wanted Balaraba Mohammed to blow up a mosque, a crowd and a market. She found a way to resist. Read about her bravery here, and now you can leave a comment if you have thoughts nyti.ms/2U4Y0IG
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I’m so proud to work with this group + @lauriegnyt who even in the midst of all that’s happening are willing to pause and focus on the quiet bravery of NE Nigerian women
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Nigerian officials told me women strapped with suicide bombs were brainwashed and killers for Boko Haram. Here’s what I found when I talked to some who escaped, tonight on @TheWeekly nytimes.com/2020/03/13/the-w…
