
Jodi Kantor
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Pulitzer prize winning NYT investigative reporter. Co-author with @mega2e of SHE SAID, about how we broke the Weinstein story. Now focused on the Supreme Court.
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Joined August 2008
Susan Faludi reviewed SHE SAID, starting with a fair question: why would anyone want to read one more word about Harvey Weinstein? We're honored and thrilled by her answers, which go far beyond me, @mega2e, or Weinstein.
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The new book, by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, revisits their landmark sexual-assault investigation and exposes the powerful people who protected Weinstein for years.
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To everyone out there debating whether Justice Barrett is drifting left, please check out this analysis by Lee Epstein, @WashUChancellor and @mjnelson7, which was vital to our reporting.
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Person after person from the Supreme Court told me that Amy Coney Barrett may be the most interesting-- and misunderstood-- justice. So I worked for months on this profile:
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President Trump appointed her to clinch a conservative legal revolution. But soon after arriving at the Supreme Court, she began surprising her colleagues.
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RT @bartongellman: This is a holy shit article. Fragile man asks AI if he can safely leap off rooftop. ChatGPT responded that, if Mr. Torre….
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Generative A.I. chatbots are going down conspiratorial rabbit holes and endorsing wild, mystical belief systems. For some people, conversations with the technology can deeply distort reality.
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Revealing comments, showing a vein of anger at SCOTUS from gov't employees who have obeyed *strict* ethics rules ("I cannot give my VA manager a homemade DIY lip balm costing $0.73 cents.").
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In private meetings and memos, the justices made new rules for themselves — then split on whether they could, or should, be enforced.
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New: Who judges the justices? Inside the Supreme Court's ethics debate-- and the justices' split over whether their new rules ever could, or should, be enforced. w @AbbieVanSickle
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In private meetings and memos, the justices made new rules for themselves — then split on whether they could, or should, be enforced.
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Joan Didion has some pertinent advice. Thank you @alissamarie for posting this nearly-lost treasure.
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California-rooted author and new journalism maven Joan Didion, who died Dec. 23, 2021, delivered a commencement address at UC Riverside in 1975. In subsequent decades, excerpts have frequently been...
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I re-read this Marjorie Williams column, one of the greatest ever published in a newspaper, every year before Halloween. It reads a little differently every year, especially this one.
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In a celebrated essay, a dying columnist glimpses her daughter’s future.
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One of my all-time favorite @washingtonpost stories, by @john_hudson. For those outraged by Bezos' decision, is there a way for you to speak or act that doesn't involve turning away from the work of these reporters? #whyisubscribe
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RT @PekingMike: I subscribe to the @washingtonpost not only for their political coverage but also because of their international reporting,….
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RT @julianbarnes: Last night an old friend texted to say he had cancelled his @washingtonpost subscription. I immediately called him and sa….
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RT @nickconfessore: I pay for the @washingtonpost for great media reporting by @erikwemple, politics scoops from @jdawsey1 and @ashleyrpark….
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RT @mega2e: I subscribe to the @washingtonpost because more than 50 years after Watergate, it still produces incredible investigative repor….
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Fifty years after Watergate, journalists explain how investigative reporting remains part of The Post's DNA.
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I subscribe to the @washingtonpost because @CAKitchener covers the abortion wars with illuminating, heartfelt, nuance-and-mess-of-real-life reporting. #whyisubscribe
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A new ordinance, passed in several jurisdictions and under consideration elsewhere, aims to stop people from using local roads to drive someone out of state for an abortion
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg despised Donald Trump. Now his allies are using her name and image to attract abortion-rights voters. News here:
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A Republican super PAC is running ads invoking the name of Ruth Bader Ginsburg to help Donald Trump win voters who favor abortion rights. Her family denounced the effort as “nothing short of appall...
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News: An ‘RBG PAC’ is spending $19 million from secret donors to aid Trump on abortion. Justice Ginsburg's family is denouncing the use of her name as an affront to her legacy. @shanegoldmacher @teddyschleifer.@maggieNYT & me.
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A Republican super PAC is running ads invoking the name of Ruth Bader Ginsburg to help Donald Trump win voters who favor abortion rights. Her family denounced the effort as “nothing short of appall...
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