Back in 2007, @sbg1 launched The Fact Checker at the @washingtonpost complete with Pinocchios and over the past 14 years at the helm, the amazing @GlennKesslerWP built it into a powerful and important tool for accountability in a free society.

I spoke with several CDC workers cut from the highly-specialized Division of Reproductive Health that monitored IVF & tracked maternal/infant health. "Health will likely get worse & you may not even know it. We won’t see the effects until it’s too late.”

US fertility, per new CDC data: ⚫ In 1990, teens accounted for 12.8% of US births, and just 4 percent by 2023. ⚫In 1990, women 40 and older accounted for 1.2% of births, and 4.1% by 2023 ⚫ In 1990, 7 in 10 births were to women under 30. By 2023, less than 1 in 2 (48.6%).

Read this beautiful, important essay from @AshleyRParker

The Washington Post has been an incredible place to work for the last six years. The newsroom felt more like a home than an office to me. That's because of my colleagues: dedicated, fearless reporters and wonderful friends.

I'm excited to start later this month as a reporter at the New York Times. After many years covering abortion, I'll be taking on a new beat — on the American family, and how the Trump/Vance administration will try to shape it. https://t.co/ZG0KzqDLvP

NEW: I wrote about Dr. Maggie Carpenter, the New York abortion provider who is facing criminal charges in Louisiana and a $100,000 penalty (with interest) in Texas. It's part of an evolving "states' rights" strategy to restrict abortion nationwide https://t.co/afS1gYj6bI

🚨 First case of criminal charges filed against a doctor mailing abortion pills to another state. “I have said it before and I will say it again: We will hold individuals accountable for breaking the law.” - Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill

Follow the @washingtonpost coverage today of this unthinkable tragedy in our city.

.@peterwallsten is one of America's best editors. We were thrown together for what was supposed to be a 1-month interim period: The senior politics editor and the abortion reporter. I can't believe I was lucky enough to work with him for the last 3 years. https://t.co/Zu3QItpKog

Important, relentless accountability reporting from @rachsieg @abtran @federicacocco @ceodonovan

When a Post reporter called Nest Seekers to ask if the property had been leased, and if the figures that appeared on Zillow were accurate, the person who answered the phone said, “Do yourself a favor and jump in the lake,” followed by an expletive.

The reason why you know about this in the first place is because of the late night and early morning work of reporters at @washingtonpost

Another fired inspector general learned of his ouster by reading the email for the first time while on the phone with a Washington Post reporter who had called to ask about it. Read @Reinlwapo @DavidNakamura @mviser

Will be interesting to see what he says after backing away from the issue so much during the VP debate

“The titans who gathered to salute Trump control large stretches of modern life. They help decide how Americans shop (in the case of Bezos) and how they organize the world … they help decide how they talk to each other and which voices are elevated.” https://t.co/4j1IUXgcbE

What a team. Can’t wait to read all the stories they’re going to break.

Roz is a Washington Post institution -- and one of the best gut checks in American journalism. I feel so lucky to have worked with her. The Times is very lucky ❤️

“The strategy right now is to tell dads that if you’re the father of a child victim of an abortion, you have legal rights, there may be a way to hold these people accountable,” one leading TX antiabortion advocate told me.

Also: Texas’ largest antiabortion group will soon launch an advertising campaign on Facebook and X to surface male partners of women who had abortions in the state, with the goal of recruiting them to sue those who assisted in the abortion.