Fwiw, I have spoken to AG over the past year about this topic & this caricature is unrecognizable. I never usually comment on media stories but this irritated me bc it's such a bs mischaracterization of his views about the importance of serious longform presidential interviews.

🚨 Had to do a slight redesign of the cover for my upcoming book on @thestonepony because... Bruce @Springsteen penned the foreward! Pre-order "I Don't Want to Go Home" here:

Not exaggerating when I say that @itsjina thinks more deeply and seriously than anyone I know about the responsibilities and consequences of publishing nonfiction. A journal that has lost her has lost the plot.

Heartening to see that, despite this platform's many changes and upheavals, "was that an earthquake?" Twitter is still alive and well

It’s past midnight, and I’m now on strike with hundreds of my best friends at @latguild in the first newsroom union work stoppage since the Los Angeles Times started printing in 1881. There’s no such thing as journalism without journalists.

With @chashomans, I reported in Iowa on the shifting ground of what it means to be “evangelical” in America, and what that means for politics and the church. Trump is “the only savior I can see,” one former churchgoer said. Gift link:

"Trump’s relationship with evangelicals tracked his relationship with the Republican Party. He capitalized on eroding trust and participation in civic institutions and then, as president, remade the institutions in his own image." @chashomans @publicroad https://t.co/KqqODHue2M

I really appreciate the reporting here from @publicroad & @chashomans. 1. American habits are shifting. 2. People's churchgoing habits are shifting. 3. The political landscape is shifting. Each one of these realities is impacting the other two. https://t.co/j9z289XWS4

This photo is @dieworkwear bait https://t.co/oiRhAWyzMg

For @nytmag’s The Lives They Lived issue, I wrote about Michael Protzman, the QAnon personality who led dozens of followers to Dallas to await the return of JFK:

According to latest @pressfreedom figures, 63 journalists have now been killed in the Israel-Gaza war, the overwhelming majority by Israeli strikes. It is an almost unfathomable loss to our profession. https://t.co/HB3Axwn4Nb

Thanks to recent redistricting, Rashida Tlaib now represents the Detroit area's most pro-Palestinian constituency, but also some of its most pro-Israel communities. My dispatch from the very polarized suburbs of the 12th District:

Renaming the House press gallery after Frederick Douglass is such a terrific idea — @kadiagoba exclusive today https://t.co/x7wy0p1lPO

I spent last week driving back and forth across Colorado’s beautiful and absurdly large 3rd District, where an increasingly crowded contest for Lauren Boebert’s seat is under way a year out from the 2024 election:

An important point Ralph Reed made to me: evangelicals, now the center of gravity of Republican Israel support, have never particularly wanted the US to look after Palestinian interests in the conflict. Trump was the first president to act accordingly. https://t.co/ltqzBYcEwq

Nikki Haley arrived at the UN in 2017 with little record on Israel, and emerged two years later as such a vociferous defender that a joke around Turtle Bay held that Israel had two ambassadors. My dive into that history, and its newfound importance:

After nearly three years, Kamala Harris is still struggling to make the case for herself — and feels she shouldn’t have to, @AsteadWH reports in his @NYTMag profile of the vice president.

Cornel West is abandoning his Green Party bid to run as an independent:

Common mistake, actually, the “worm/bug” button is right next to “Colombia” on the console