This, despite colleagues at Labor’s public affairs office repeatedly raising alarms with superiors about the posts and the extremism they seemed to promote. One internal email even asked the department’s security staff to keep tabs on real-world violence caused by the posts.

Scoop: The 21-year-old official behind a monthslong stream of Labor Dept. social media posts that parroted white-nationalist messaging has a new employer: the Department of Homeland Security. He appears to have been promoted. Gift Link: https://t.co/y8JCexQJak

He raised alarms among colleagues at @USDOL for social media posts that echoed white supremacists and neo-Nazis. So now he will handle social media for @DHSgov. A great scoop by @evangorelick on the 21-yr-old behind all those weird memes on gvt accounts.

.@TriciaOhio conceded it would be “morally repugnant” for @DHSgov to be promoting a white supremacist anthem but “I’m telling you it’s not there." Less than 40 mins after being told it was, the Instagram post—including audio—disappeared from social media.

A hilarious example of how much the administration lies and just how lacking in virtue these people are. DHS posted a meme with the phrase "We'll have our home again," a phrase from a white supremacist song. When asked about it by the NYT, Tricia McLaughlin denied that the

Um, about those social media posts from @WhiteHouse and @DHSgov and @USDOL with what sure seems like shoutouts to white nationalists ... what about those? asks @EvanGorelick.

A group of US lawyers document 509 cases of AI misuse in legal filings so far in 2025, including fabricated citations; judges and bar associations permit AI use (@evangorelick / New York Times) https://t.co/PtQiGFAsXX https://t.co/gYiQJpgi8w

In the weekend edition of the DealBook newsletter: @EvanGorelick breaks down why data centers don't use more green energy; and more.

A.I. vs. A.I. We examine how the technology is being used against itself. https://t.co/fIQtTJgd6I @EvanGorelick @nytimes

How should Americans understand the debt? I walk through some ways to size it up — beyond how big or small the number is. this morning in @nytimes: https://t.co/ZBgXLt2YPK

Thrilled to share that I've joined @nytimes as a writer for The Morning! Today, @laurencjackson and I break down America's attacks against Iran — what happened, what it means and what may be next. Read the latest: https://t.co/Oq9Bf5Em4f

spoke with @im_roy_lee about a16z's 15M investment in cluely for @business

scoop: FTC is probing whether Uber, Lyft illegally coordinated to limit NYC driver pay. The firms confirmed they received official info requests from the agency. Our 2024 investigation showed how the firms used lockouts to save them mlns in driver pay. https://t.co/DousDTa54V

Proud to have played a part in this data investigation, months in the making, that shows Uber and Lyft's practice of locking out drivers in NYC was more pervasive, widespread and financially damaging to drivers than previously understood. Gift link:

Trump is claiming to have "infinte aura," while Harris is blasting him as "unserious" in the battle to win over Gen Z voters, who are turning out at unprecedented levels. Harris has hired 150 organizers on college campuses to woo them. @thehill

Oura, a Finnish health technology company known for its fitness-tracking rings, will see annual sales double this year to roughly $500 million and expects "healthy" growth in 2025

Uber and Lyft have squared off against local regulators for years to continue classifying their drivers as independent contractors rather than employees. Is there a better road forward? / via @BW

what's it like working at Nvidia? you might be super-rich, but it's still stressful great story by @reeyopeeyo @EvanGorelick abt the daily grind (gift link below!) ft. this pic from the Nvidia parking garage of a luxury car wrapped in Nvidia-logo green https://t.co/EhEBQUDrvF

Sympathize with Nvidia employees: Many have become multimillionaires, but they're working too hard to enjoy it https://t.co/byKpJ9z7Lv via @reeyopeeyo @EvanGorelick

Bumble Inc. is battling slow revenue growth. Speaking to @BNNBloomberg, Research Analyst Chandler Willison explores challenges facing the online dating company. Read his thoughts here: https://t.co/qEde9X1fdD @EvanGorelick #investmentresearch #altdata #onlinedating $BMBL $MTCH