Congrats Stephen Engelberg! ProPublica Editor-In-Chief Stephen Engelberg Wins Freedom of the Press Career Award propublica.org/atpropublica/p…

the great Lisa Song is @lisalsong.bsky.social on the upside-down world of the UN plastics treaty talks, where industry reps have access to closed-door meetings that are off-limits to reporters and some scientists 🙃propublica.org/article/plasti…

It's pub day for THE LIGHT EATERS. I feel so grateful to get to put this book out.

Must read! This School for Autistic Youth Can Cost $573,200 a Year. It Operates With Little Oversight, and Students Have Suffered.
propublica.org/article/shrub-… Jennifer Smith Richards Jodi Cohen

Speechless, super grateful for a fantastic team, and devastated that this reporting was ever necessary. (Also our orgs continue fighting for records)

Polls show that immigration is the number one concern among most Americans. Join ProPublica, Texas Tribune and a panel of important experts to discuss why -- and what's ahead.

This year's Pulitzer nods for ProPublica wouldn't have been possible without our research team. Esp Alex Mierjeski, Kirsten Berg & Lexi Churchill. They were integral to their projects holding SCOTUS & authorities in Uvalde accountable. Incredibly proud of them propublica.org/article/pulitz…

So well deserved! What a thrill to watch these stories roll out. These stories changed our nation's understanding of SCOTUS. And the image of Scalia drinking a glacial ice martini will be with me forever

Massive congrats to my Bloomberg Green and Bloomberg colleagues for their Pulitzer finalist in explanatory reporting. This is the series that won and it's now free for all to read: bloomberg.com/green-water-gr…

After years of denials, Daszak acknowledged for the first time that the Wuhan Institute of Virology could have unpublished coronavirus sequences collected over several years immediately before the COVID-19 pandemic, raising the possibility that SARS-CoV-2 was among them

So great to hear Zoë Schlanger talk about her new book. I knew it would be mind blowing! Can't wait to read it pca.st/episode/fd1477…

On this day when Mexico celebrates its resilience against French occupation, read this important story about the recent havoc wrought there by US border policies. ⁦by ⁦Perla Trevizo⁩ ⁦ProPublica⁩ propublica.org/article/us-imm…

Although entering the U.S. is the goal for many asylum seekers, crossing the border is far from the end. We followed a Venezuelan family as they struggle to navigate a patchwork system that is not designed for the people it is made to serve.

EPA proposes ban on controversial pesticide acephate a week after @ProPublica investigation by Sharon Lerner highlighted the agency’s controversial finding that the bug killer doesn’t harm the developing brains of children. propublica.org/article/epa-ac…

“The first Chinese scientist to publish a genomic sequence of the Covid-19 virus, in defiance of government orders, has been staging a sit-in protest after claiming he was locked out of his laboratory.” theguardian.com/world/2024/apr…

Hi #INC4 👋 from 1972 when the WaPo ran this lede: “We are all just a little bit plastic now.” Said the White House’s Council on Env Quality, “I know this is going to be a significant future issue… potentially our next bad one.” Re: phthalates. #keepgoing #PlasticsTreaty

ICYM Lisa Song's heartbreaking dispatch from Calvert City, KY where a Westlake plant continues to emit toxic air pollution despite updated regs, years of complaints from locals & journalism pointing out the danger. propublica.org/article/calver…