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Quoted @POTUS
Our family lost our loving companion Champ today. I will miss him. https://t.co/sePqXBIAsE
Oh no!! RIP, sweet Champ. đ„ș https://t.co/7gVzwrWEY2
New: With the review of Emergent's AstraZeneca doses ongoing, the Biden administration is working ahead of a June 30 deadline to replace them with doses from other manufacturers that would be shared overseas. w/@SherylNYT @SharonLNYT https://t.co/NtdZZUyMSr
My story from October on the plight of Iraqis and Afghans who risked their lives for American service members. https://t.co/xnaz8Cs5Uk
Lawmakers Rush to Help Afghans Seeking Visas for Helping the U.S. https://t.co/JvTrFLqMjh @lukebroadwater
A family affair: Children and other relatives of Biden aides get administration jobs. ââNot as bad as Trumpâ cannot be the new standard,â said Walter Shaub. An in-depth look from @WaPoSean @michaelscherer: https://t.co/0jpmBhyxov
I've said it before, I will say it again: You can take the boy out of City Hall, but you can't take City Hall out of the boy. The indomitable @jdawsey1 (a GNY alum) reports on Tuesday's race for the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor. https://t.co/SSix0h1WC4
The morning after George Floydâs deathâbefore cable networks had picked up the videoâKushner told a senior staff meeting that the story was about to dominate. Mark Meadows brushed it off. âNobody is going to care about that,â Meadows said. Buy the book! https://t.co/JNQGy3eXPc https://t.co/M4UcXVtZCo
Quoted @rebeccadobrien
GNY editor @fanellijames inherited a section that was shrunken â but not diminished! â by tough layoffs in 2016. He and a team of great editors and colleagues kept the section going in great force.
there are not enough characters to express my gratitude to @fanellijames or explain the kind of editor/boss he has been, especially over the last hellish year. https://t.co/c9yCRu6Vaj
NEWS: The Biden administration is making a new $3 B push to develop antiviral medicines to treat Covid-19. If all goes well, pills could be available by the end of the year. @carlzimmer has the scoop & exclusive interview with Tony Fauci. https://t.co/MQDJMdCs0B
Thank you all for the very kind words. I've been through this before but it's always disheartening, especially after the last year+. I'll still be reporting until the end, on July 9. I hear there's some big stuff happening in New York City next week, and I'm not going to miss it https://t.co/NRYVytJCMx
Quoted @katie_honan
Thank you all for the very kind words. I've been through this before but it's always disheartening, especially after the last year+. I'll still be reporting until the end, on July 9. I hear there's some big stuff happening in New York City next week, and I'm not going to miss it https://t.co/NRYVytJCMx
A pro. So lucky to have been teammates. https://t.co/qdhqq0ohPY
Biden signs into law Juneteenth national holiday, calls it one of the greatest honors he will have as president: https://t.co/hzCXmrIZ9K
Quoted @efindell
.@GovAbbott news of the day: Texas is going to build a wall and jail lots of people and taxpayers and donors are going to pay for it https://t.co/vsUMzGJM4m
The $250 million that's going toward the Texas border wall is coming out of the budget for Texas prisons, which are already so under-funded that most don't have air conditioning, per @efindell https://t.co/vB5XoDjv5n
This email I received today about a recent story with @ChapmanReports sums up what a loss the end of @WSJNY will be for NYC and for the region. It's been a privilege to follow in the footsteps of and work with so many talented reporters. Story: https://t.co/rhMfVlkPX7 https://t.co/Fk547WLUzL
Quoted @rebeccadobrien
In its 11-year existence, WSJâs Greater New York section and its team of scrappy, resourceful reporters consistently delivered scoops, news, and originality. More eloquent tributes will surely follow, but a quick shoutout to the current @WSJNY team (a short thread):
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Quoted @rebeccadobrien
In its 11-year existence, WSJâs Greater New York section and its team of scrappy, resourceful reporters consistently delivered scoops, news, and originality. More eloquent tributes will surely follow, but a quick shoutout to the current @WSJNY team (a short thread):
The creation of that section lit a fire under the NYT to bolster metro coverage. Ads featuring @WRashbaum started appearing in taxis https://t.co/pcayumQLSo
Very excited about WSJâs new initiatives. But wanted to say how sad I am about the loss of GNY. I am immensely honored to have been an inaugural staffer & wicked proud of this scrappy team that consistently punched above its weight. Big shout out to all of GNY, past and present. https://t.co/OgI08KOPhy
Quoted @maxwelltani
In an email this morning, WSJ EIC Matt Murray announced the paper is shutting down its "Greater New York" section on July 9, asking staff to apply for other jobs in the newsroom.
Awful, awful, awful to see the journal end GNY for the second time. A once mighty section with a lot of incredible reporters. https://t.co/iAUXgZihv8