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breaking-news editor @washingtonpost

London, England
Joined November 2012
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@WashPostComms
Washington Post Communications
9 months
The Washington Post wins two @PulitzerPrizes in breaking news reporting and illustrated reporting & commentary. Post journalists were also finalists in three categories, including national and international reporting, and commentary.
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@BelleTimsit
Annabelle Timsit
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Are you a researcher/scientist/professor in the United States and are you considering emigrating because of cuts/restrictions on federal research funding? The @washingtonpost would like to hear your story. Please reach out!
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@washingtonpost
The Washington Post
1 year
Why do voters in some states have more sway? What is the electoral college? Here are the answers to common U.S. election questions for readers around the world (or anyone who wants a simple guide for following the presidential race).
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Why do voters in some U.S. states have more sway? What is the electoral college? Answers to 2024 election questions for readers outside the United States.
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@AlexandraMa15
Alexandra Ma
2 years
Come join my team!
@SaraSorcher
Sara Sorcher
2 years
We’re hiring a breaking news reporter at the @washingtonpost London Hub! Our team covers some of the most urgent and interesting stories in the world. Apply here:
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@KasulisK
Kelly Kasulis Cho
2 years
Excited to share this fun story about the surprising history behind South Korean ramyeon & the global cash cow that is Buldak 불닭볶음면~ Photos by @jintakhan & video report by @YoonJulie ❤️ https://t.co/dXfUmfLtiS
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Buldak — or “fire chicken” — noodles are the latest South Korean cultural export to take over the world. A recent ban in Denmark pushed them further into the spotlight.
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Alexandra Ma
2 years
"Going viral in America has never been part of the plan," says Donghua Jinlong, the Chinese industrial-grade glycine manufacturer that's unexpectedly found online fame. Our story on the glycine girlies by @leo_sands and Lyric Li
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The earnest ads from the Donghua Jinlong factory have unexpectedly spawned memes and parodies, embodying Gen Z’s surreal sense of humor. The company is “baffled.”
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@washingtonpost
The Washington Post
2 years
It's been one year since our fellow journalist, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, was detained in Russia and falsely accused of espionage. The Journal and the U.S. government vehemently deny the allegation and continue to call for his immediate release. The
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POC Culture
2 years
“Black couple rented to a Chinese American family when nobody would. Now, they're donating $5M to Black community.” This is an incredible story about unity. Love this so much. @NBCNews @NBCBLK @NBCAsianAmerica 🔗: https://t.co/l9EVxYPsSt
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@josephharker
Joseph Harker
2 years
Aspiring journalists! Delighted to announce that the 2024 @guardian and @ObserverUK Positive Action Schemes have just launched! If you're Black, Asian or minority ethnic, or if you're a person with a disability, we offer two weeks' work experience https://t.co/9hvzdWkeJD
workwithus.theguardian.com
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@lilkuo
Lily Kuo
2 years
The Washington Post is looking for a China correspondent based outside of China for now. Apply soon to work with a great team!
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@AlexandraMa15
Alexandra Ma
2 years
Evergreen message.
@estherbrooklyn
Esther Kaplan
2 years
Okay, I have a word: subscribe. Subscribe, subscribe, subscribe. To every publication you care about.
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Alexandra Ma
2 years
Can confirm this is a fun crew! Happy to answer questions or direct you to someone who can do it better.
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Kendra Nichols
2 years
We're hiring a copy editor in Seoul! Tell your friends. We're a fun crew doing fascinating and important work. (I am not the hiring manager for this role but am happy to answer q's.)
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Alexandra Ma
2 years
Read our story here:
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At least 77 members of the media have been killed in the Israel-Gaza war, press watchdog says — most of them Palestinian journalists in Gaza.
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Jennifer Hassan
2 years
4 days ago we interviewed Roshdi Sarraj for a @washingtonpost story about the 23 journalists killed in the Israel-Gaza war. Roshdi, also a journalist, spoke of his late Palestinian colleagues with pride. Today we discovered that Roshdi was killed in an Israeli strike on his home
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@HannahAllam
Hannah Allam
2 years
A Palestinian family in Illinois worried all week about relatives fleeing Israeli strikes. Death came instead to a Chicago suburb where their 6yo son, Wadea Alfayoumi, was stabbed 26 times in an anti-Muslim hate crime related to the war, the sheriff says
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Authorities say the conflict between Israel and Gaza was a factor in the killing of a 6-year-old Palestinian American boy in Illinois who was stabbed 26 times.
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Regine Cabato
2 years
"The seconds of our lives were running out." Both Filipinos killed in Israel were caregivers who died on duty. Thank you to the overseas workers who shared their harrowing accounts of encounters with Hamas, and their bravery while protecting the elderly:
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Amid the horrific stories of death in southern Israel, migrant workers from Thailand and the Philippines also dodged the violence, with some still held hostage.
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@SaraSorcher
Sara Sorcher
2 years
The first news of their loved ones’ kidnapping came from the videos on social media. Others tracked their journeys from Israel across the border into the Gaza using cellphone location data. @leo_sands on hostages Hamas took: https://t.co/5kaTfWySX7
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Families of Doron Asher Katz and her daughters, Aviv and Raz, Omer Wenkert and Omer Shem-Tov say they are being held in Gaza as Israel wages war with Hamas.
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Alexandra Ma
2 years
On TikTok, people are using AI to depict dead and missing children "narrating" their stories. Critics say it's disgusting. Experts say it could "re-traumatize the bereaved." Some of the creators say it's a new way to raise awareness. By @GuinnessKebab:
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The videos show the likeness of Gabriel Fernández, James Bulger and Madeleine McCann narrating their deaths or disappearances in child-like voices.
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@leo_sands
Leo Sands
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School’s out, and you’re patiently waiting for Internet Explorer to buffer on your family computer. The year? Some time in the mid-2000s. Your destination? https://t.co/LIKgHchtUW, obviously. https://t.co/nLhyg8GjTC
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Neopets, which came out in 1999, is relaunching. Its new owners hope $4 million of investment and a new "World of Neopets" game will return it to its "glory days."
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