Former @Militarydotcom staffers say a new owner called Valnet dealt the respected publication a death blow when service members and veterans needed it most. My latest in @CJR https://t.co/N3iu9yVxlB

News: Vanity Fair Is Reviewing Its Ties to Olivia Nuzzi https://t.co/dVNc8NqqMV

NEW: A distinguished female Navy captain within Naval Special Warfare — a Purple Heart recipient with experience w/ SEAL Team Six — was expected to take command this summer, when it was abruptly cancelled just days before. The impression within the NSW community: Secretary

This vastly reduces an important voice, watchdog and resource in the military journalism world.

As of this week, @Militarydotcom as we knew it is effectively dead. Talented journalists and other guild members were fired Wednesday evening, and others have been pushed out. Several who are gone are veterans. (1/4)

SCOOP: Columbia University’s Barnard College initiated disciplinary proceedings against a student journalist who reported on a recent pro-Palestine protest on the college campus in which Mahmoud Khalil was present, three days before his arrest. Barnard threatened to disallow the

🚨“We have received reliable information that the Salvadoran Attorney General’s Office is preparing arrest warrants for El Faro journalists,” announces El Faro director @CarlosDada.

🎥 Chapter 3: “When the call came in, they took off my handcuffs” In January, El Faro interviewed two leaders of the 18th Street Revolucionarios gang who not only cut deals for years with the entourage of Nayib Bukele, but also escaped the country with the complicity of his

We are thrilled to announce that @Nataliekitro and @RachelAbramsNY will be joining @mikiebarb as co-hosts of “The Daily.”

The Navy Secretary just confirmed my @CBSNews scoop from last week which means while actively covering the Pentagon as a reporter for a news outlet, Wong was interviewing for a role at the Pentagon which was not disclosed to readers of her publication.

The mission to recover 4 U.S. soldiers from a Lithuanian bog was more complex and dangerous that you know. Navy divers could barely breathe in the thick mud, struggling to move as if it were drying concrete. They couldn't see anything and did their work entirely by touch.

Today is the 160th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's assassination and also the 160th anniversary of the most buried lede in the history of journalism. AP's dispatch from 1865:

As Trump’s pick for Ambassador to Mexico goes up for Senate confirmation today, we took a hard look at his time in El Salvador. The Trump Envoy Who Got Close to the ‘World’s Coolest Dictator’ https://t.co/hB40v2xV9j via @NYTimes

NEWS: The DOJ prosecutor who questioned the Trump administration’s decision to deport a Maryland man to El Salvador has been placed on indefinite paid leave for a “failure to zealously advocate” for the department — less than 24 hours after defending the gov’t in federal court.

Read the very last story Hossam Shabat filed, hours before Israel murdered him. I can't believe I'm talking about Hossam in the past tense. https://t.co/gAKulO8OIk

Everybody say hello to Coach Nannie 👋

The New York Times will now aggregate public opinion surveys and produce new polling averages, starting with polls that ask about President Trump’s job performance. The data will be made available to everyone.

Trump is serious about imposing high tariffs. He doesn’t see them mainly as a means of leverage against other nations. And unlike in his first term, there are no aides who argue strongly against them. By @jonathanvswan @maggieNYT @AnaSwanson. Story:

Worth noting that Ed Martin supported presidential pardons for people convicted of assaulting cops on Jan. 6, 2021.