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“We’re still fighting about which stories get to get told,” says Bracey Sherman. "... There’s always some regulation: It’s never the right time; it’s never the right type of story." https://t.co/6eDxi0KBop

"As more people begin to question cryptomania, White’s prominence has grown: Journalists call her to gut-check stories, and she has lectured for students at Stanford University"

"The 'run philosophy' and the 'last generation' are the rallying cries for many young Chinese in their 20s and 30s who despair about their country and their future. Censored and politically suppressed, some are considering voting with their feet..." https://t.co/VI6Pmndldx

"“Maybe now is not the time to celebrate Ukrainian food,” Olga Koutseridi said. “But this feels like the only chance we have to preserve it.” https://t.co/p8tnxKAjgk

From a fast-moving refugee crisis to a shakeup of global relationships, a look at the ways in which the world has changed since the war began on Feb. 24 https://t.co/TAYL4Rk0fx

On chilling parallels for politics and press between rule of Marcos Sr., Jr.: "... It’s also possible to see then and now as being tangled up together in an ongoing process of memory manipulation, with new technologies weaponized to rewrite old truths."

‘The higher I rose, the worse it got’: Alberta’s only female heart surgeon files human-rights complaint alleging discrimination The latest #PowerGap story by @robyndoolittle: https://t.co/aHsNodZtUm

POLITICO exec editor @DafnaLinzer has sent this note out to staff about the Roe v. Wade story. "After an extensive review process, we are confident of the authenticity of the draft … We take our responsibilities to our readers and our publication with the greatest seriousness.”

Federal budget 2022 highlights: What you need to know about housing, defence and climate spending

“If there is going to be somebody who can test where America truly is and our acceptance in wanting to be reflective of what this nation is and can be in many different ways, breaking the mold, then she is the person to do that.”

The federal government dropped its appeal of a court decision that released the Catholic Church of its residential schools settlement obligations because it thought it had a “low likelihood of success,” documents reveal https://t.co/rhD6y895qL #cdnpoli #cdnfoi

"“They called us a bunch of thugs. They tried to spread racist rumors,” he said. “Tried to demonize our character, but it didn’t work.” https://t.co/HfAhszwwP9

Justin Trudeau announces pact with NDP to keep Liberals in power until 2025

As just reported by @VassyKapelos the leadership of the Liberals and the NDP have reached a tentative agreement that would see the NDP support the Liberal govt and keep it in power until 2025 in exchange for movement on key NDP priorities, CBC News has learned.

“If they catch you, they will get you on camera and they will make you say that everything you filmed is a lie,” he said. “All your efforts and everything you have done in Mariupol will be in vain.” https://t.co/1jguRsoCWB

Sgt. Daria Filipieva said it was important to her that on the battlefield, she is seen not only as a woman but “a citizen of this country.” “It’s not about the sex,” she said. “It’s about how strong we are within.” https://t.co/rem1NlYkEA

With prospect of sending troops to Ukraine ruled out by the U.S., "a preëmptive name-and-shame campaign seemed among the only instruments left, and one worth trying." https://t.co/FxGAbKEINm via @NewYorker

Vote result: on a motion for confirmation of the declaration of emergency was adopted. #cdnpoli Yeas: 185✅ Nays: 151❌

"In life, animals are rarely treated with the respect due these fellow travelers on earth; when they die, we have one last chance to do so."