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Former judges share concerns over intimidation, due process for immigrants appearing in court:
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Former judges express concern over ICE intimidation for immigrants in court and violations of due process.
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From the National Weather Service and FEMA to CBP and Justice, former officials explain how federal worker layoffs will have effects at the local level:
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Stacey Young (ex-DOJ), Tom Fahy (National Weather Service Employees Organization), Erik Hooks (ex-FEMA) and Tim Quinn (ex-CBP) sound off.
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To understand the Trump, Xi meeting, you must first understand this about China, says an economist:
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Under consumption and over capacity is a problem for China – and thus the world economy, says Chen Gang of the East Asian Institute.
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Another week, another chance to help people make sense of *gestures broadly* this: https://t.co/8knxFXKwdc
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How not to get arrested as a journalist in America, with @FirstAmendWatch:
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First Amendment professor Stephen Solomon advises journalists on how to avoid arrest while covering protests, ICE raids and police activity.
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🏛️The White House, Supreme Court, Congress, DOJ, DHS, the Pentagon 👈 Learn how to cover 'em all in NPF's Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellowship:
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NPF's annual Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellowship is accepting applications from young D.C. journalists for a year-long program.
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Amid criticism over the East Wing, the White House changed its website to highlight Democratic scandals – but not all .gov changes are so obvious. Sunlight Research Center's Anna Massoglia @annalecta & Elizabeth Clemons tell journalists how to keep track.
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The White House website now highlights Democratic scandals, but not all government changes are so obvious. Data experts on how to keep track.
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After George Floyd's murder, then Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo wanted National Guard help. But there are some key differences between 2020 and 2025, he says:
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Former Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo explains why he wanted National Guard assistance in 2020 – and why 2025 is different.
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With the White House releasing a list of donors to Trump's ballroom replacing the East Wing, a reminder for journalists of methods for – and obstacles to – tracking political fundraising:
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“Dark money” means donors remain anonymous as they try to influence politics. Experts explain how journalists can track down who’s behind campaign donations.
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As the government shutdown becomes the 2nd longest in history, a look at the legal issues with a senior fellow at the @CenteronBudget and Policy Priorities and former senior official at the Office of Management and Budget.
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Sam Berger, a former senior official at the Office of Management and Budget, explains legal issues of the 2025 federal government shutdown.
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Covering food stamps and SNAP benefits? Look to historical context, particularly welfare reform of the 1990s, suggests Georgetown @McCourtSchool public policy and economics professor Day Manoli.
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Georgetown professor of economics and public policy Day Manoli explains how journalists can tell good legislation from bad.
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Sanae Takaichi was just elected Japan's first woman prime minister and some of the top headlines are about her being a drummer. How should journalists cover women in politics? https://t.co/ih1ORsTutd
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We call it: Widening the Pipeline, a year of monthly meetings to support journalists of color staying in – and leading – the future of American journalism. Alumni call it: "Life changing."✨ Now is your chance to be part of the Class of 2026: https://t.co/AFqB2cWK43
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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser expressed concern about the impact on community trust after Trump's order put National Guard, ICE and other federal agents in the streets.
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Check out this week's newsletter: ✍️ Two flagship NPF fellowships accepting applications. 🏆 NPR's CEO receives the Kiplinger Award. 🎓 Get resources from NPF's latest training programs & more! https://t.co/3ypGTcQ9kJ
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Waymo’s fully autonomous driving technology offers greater independence for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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From breathability to quick drying to moisture-wicking, SHEIN runs various tests to check that the materials we use in your clothes can keep up with your day. Whether you’re on the move or in the moment, performance is built in.
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