In 2011, @Petronas was warned its #SouthSudan oil wells may be causing congenital disease. @MercedesBenz, partner in its @MercedesAMGF1, arranged meetings to press #Petronas for answers. 15 yrs later, children are still being born with serious deformities:

For years, the Malaysian oil giant Petronas has known its S Sudan oil wells may be causing congenital disease. Mercedes-Benz, partner in its F1 team, arranged meetings to press for answers. Over a decade later, children are still being born deformed. https://t.co/mUCWEfkeUE

The Hidden Cost of South Sudan's Oil Boom. Watch our investigative documentary here. https://t.co/JB6vlzW15I

The search for those still unaccounted for in the Texas floods has reached a critical and desperate phase. More than 160 people are still missing. One SAR crew is using AI to scan below the surface of the floodwaters to locate human remains:

🚨 Nearly a week after catastrophic flooding in Texas, more than 170 people are still missing. Rescue teams are using AI and sonar to scan the Guadalupe River for bodies. @MichaelAdams317 rode along with the Gulf Search and Rescue team as they scanned beneath the surface. 🧵👇

🧵1/ On Wednesday night, 26 March, at around 8:40 PM, approximately 10 armed police officers raided my residence in Mogadishu. I was not home at the time, but my family was harassed and questioned about my whereabouts. They remained outside for hours.

'You are fighting for money, we are fighting for our life" - M23 spokesman Willy Ngoma to Romanian mercenaries as they move in a single file from Goma into Rwanda with MUNUSCO. In our full & final TV report from inside Goma running on @SkyNews tonight: https://t.co/E7gLX2RMNs

Must-read: My piece on the major questions surrounding the AlShabaab attack at Liido Beach, Mogadishu's security failure, and who should be held accountable. #Mogadishu #Security #LiidoBeachAttack #Accountability https://t.co/SWO4ZTehnd

書きました。けっこう前から話題で、動きがないと書きにくいと思ってたんだけど、まさか大阪府警がトップ2人を微罪で逮捕するとは。 《池田組、絆會組長電撃逮捕》警察が狙う「ラーメン店主ヒットマンへの報酬1億円」の痕跡｜NEWSポストセブン https://t.co/FwKAl81k9W #NEWSポストセブン

“When I die, I want you to know how much I care about you.” https://t.co/sdbojl6sZW RIP #RichardLewis 😥

Wael al-Dahdouh, Al Jazeera's bureau chief, who has been a steady face of wartime news out of Gaza, reported on an Israeli airstrike earlier in Nuseirat refugee camp but later learned that his family - was killed in the same attack.

Dispatches: #Israel's northern border with #Lebanon. Unfinished walls. Soldiers patrol ghost towns. Rising tensions. Threat from Iran-backed groups. Incoming rocket. Iron dome intercepts. Thai workers take shelter. Communities gird themselves for war. https://t.co/gGYV7yxcxY

Issam was the sweetest colleague. He let me take a kitten I was nursing on assignment once, and made it a bed in his helmet. But he always reminded me, whenever I got careless: “Our goal is to cover the news, not become it”. I am so sorry this happened to you my dear Issam. RIP.

BBC team reporting from Gaza find dozens of neighbours & friends among the injured & dead in Al-Shifa Hospital. Exceptional reporting - at a huge personal cost - from @adnanelbursh @Rushdibbc & many others in Gaza.

Dispatches: In southern #Israel. Bodies of enemy combatants left to decompose, turning heads in passing cars. Merkava tanks mobilizing. Dust cloud glow in sunset. Soldiers exchanging smokes, nervous smiles. The muzzles of artillery pointed towards #Gaza. https://t.co/Kgnqz5ZnIY

It’s back!! #LGRW #LGRW #LGRW #LGRW #LGRW

.@RichardEngel and the NBC News crew takes cover from mortar fire in Israel near Gaza. Richard and the team are safe.

A *personal news* announcement: I'm now covering reproductive health and justice at @GuardianUS ! I'm so thrilled to join this fantastic team for the next year. For tips, press releases, and anything else I should know about, email me at carter.sherman@guardian.co.uk

“They say we are an army of heroes. But we don’t need heroes. We need soldiers who fucking live.” https://t.co/E5U4uhmPsk via @dpatrikarakos

HUGE honor! So proud to receive this Peabody. “Reporter Isobel Yeung weaves together a harrowing and affecting picture of oppression in post-war Afghanistan, where the “new” Taliban swear they are different from their 20th Century predecessors but prove to be anything but.”