EXCLUSIVE: New details on Trump's quid pro quo to use El Salvador's mega prison -El Salvador's president Bukele demanded the US hand over 9 MS-13 leaders in exchange for access to the prison -During a March phone call with Bukele, Marco Rubio noted a problem: some of these men

Read @AidaAlami on the last Columbia protester in ICE detention. A judge recommended her release in June: “No convincing evidence linking her to terrorist activity had been brought up. In response, the government contended that she posed a flight risk” https://t.co/Oz3xExuF9p

Hugely important story by my colleague Nicole Foy who found more than 170 cases US citizens being arrested by immigration agents. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh said that citizens shouldn’t be concerned but read about these cases and judge for yourself...

🚨NEW I spent nearly a year investigating Russ Vought, the Trump adviser and Project 2025 architect who wants to put civil servants "in trauma." I obtained new audio recordings & videos. This is the most definitive profile yet. @propublica + @NewYorker

We stand by our reporting. Here is the full story that DHS is dismissing: https://t.co/yPvwxIbOo2 It relies on footage that anyone can watch for themselves. We also explain exactly how we did it ⤵️

Almost all news outlets - including @AP colleagues - leave the Pentagon after not agreeing to new reporting rules.

1/ In August 2020, the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, made an extraordinary request to President Trump’s ambassador, Ronald Johnson. A previously undisclosed report tells what happened next, according to a new ProPublica investigation. 🧵 ⬇️

NEW: Kristi Noem has been widely criticized for slowing down FEMA's response to natural disasters. But she fast-tracked $11 million+ to fix a Florida tourist attraction — after one of her big donors reached out. https://t.co/YkZi3SuHEX

Seen on the DC metro:

🚨 Peak migration is here! 🚨 Many more high traffic nights, and sadly window strikes, are on the horizon. Migrants face perilous journeys due to threats like: 🌃 Window/building collisions 💡 Light pollution 🐱 Domestic animals 🌱 Habitat loss & food scarcity How to help 🧵👇

In a friend-of-the-court brief, a coalition of press freedom groups led by @rcfp is supporting Rümeysa Öztürk’s right to challenge her detention. The high-profile case could have widespread consequences for non-citizen journalists in the U.S.

Violence has no place in our democracy. PEN America condemns the shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Our campuses must be safe spaces for dialogue, and all Americans must reject violence as a response to speech. Ideas must be met with debate and not bullets.

We ❤️ @IRE_NICAR! @ProPublica employees flyered at the IRE gala to rally support for our fight for a fair contract. The future of investigative journalism depends on protecting the workers who make it possible. You can help by signing our petition: https://t.co/tN24poWOVA

We can’t produce fearless investigative journalism without job security and a fair contract. After almost two years of bargaining, we need your help. Show your support for @ProPublica’s workers by adding your name to our petition:

Statement from the leadership @PostGuild

Though he was only 10, Saddam Hussein Iyad Rajab was the man of the house. He worked on the streets of Tulkarm, in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, selling bottles of water, lighters, and other small items to passing cars. Whatever he earned he gave to his family, save the money

New: Trump Is Accusing Foes With Multiple Mortgages of Fraud. Records Show 3 of His Cabinet Members Have Them. https://t.co/YNn0wGfG3Q

My latest: The White House says hundreds have been arrested amid Trump’s D.C. police takeover. But there's black hole instead of the usually readily accessible info surrounding arrests. Basic questions are going unanswered. More here, with @emmauber7: https://t.co/clxsNtdQzE

Some great reporting from colleagues @kyletalking @faruq_kiefer @Marissa_Jae on how Trump's crackdown on homeless encampments is starting to play out:

My latest At least 63 people, mostly women and children, starved to death in the besieged Sudanese city of El Fasher this past week. That number only includes those who arrived at medical facilities. The intractable nature of the war and the ubiquity of suffering is an