The Trump administration is preparing for a historic infusion of cash into the president’s mass deportation campaign that is expected to supercharge immigration enforcement nationwide—and likely place additional pressure on ICE. Latest w/@michaeldamianw:

Exclusive from @priscialva and @michaeldamianw: DHS civil rights office opened investigation into Mahmoud Khalil’s arrest days before office was dissolved

Great reporting from @ZcohenCNN, @Phil_Mattingly, @priscialva on Erik Prince's comeback tour, which includes pitches to use private contractors to conduct mass deportations & target Houthi rebels, & the cultivation of close allies like Hegseth & Gabbard

Elon Musk had said earlier on Sunday he would investigate and “fix it.” Mark Moore, the CEO, is now scrambling to get USAID labels back on the RUTF pouches. “It's a yo-yo," he tells me. "I just texted the factory and told them to switch back to USAID packaging as of midnight."

Powerful reporting via @kelsbbaker and @df_lawrence ~ https://t.co/rCK35VdgC1

News: Thousands of additional active duty US troops are being ordered to the southern US border with Mexico, just two days after President Trump mandated that the US military step up its presence there, according to multiple officials.

U.S. Capitol Police officers didn't have body worn cameras on Jan. 6. But DC Police officers did. Here's 90 seconds of them getting attacked at the Capitol.

ICYMI: Our story with Pro Publica on Connecticut's towing law that allows companies to seek permission to sell cars only 15 days after towing them and who the antiquated law is impacting. Also details how the state wanted to charge us $47k for records.

SCOOP: Tyson Foods has subpoenaed two news organizations, demanding they turn over notes and contacts with local farmers whom Tyson Foods put out of business. I've never seen such aggressive subpoenas issued by a major corporation to news media. https://t.co/akkM1IQPHj

Congratulations to NPF's newest class of Paul Miller Washington Reporting fellows! In monthly sessions throughout 2025 with @bykevinj Johnson, they'll dive deep into covering the nation's most impactful institutions. https://t.co/XwEEZGKr7k

Well, here’s a new one: Louisiana won a $10 million settlement from vaping company Juul, and the state is spending at least $225,000 of that on NIL deals with LSU athletes as part of an anti-vaping campaign. https://t.co/GFkI2DrRvC

An American politician will literally call a press conference over anything to get on TV https://t.co/nHFZfeDtyx

While working on this story I reached out to several experts in cyber harassment, doxing, etc. I was stunned when multiple experts in this field declined to speak to me on the record for fear of themselves becoming a target of Elon Musk

Musk's false and misleading election claims have been viewed more than 2 billion times on X this year, via @MarshallCohen:

Here are five election disinformation trends you should expect -- and warn others not to fall for: 1. Raw video voting/polls. 2. Vote totals will jump. 3. Premature claims of victory. 4. Last-minute AI-generated images/videos. 5. Partisan claims of fraud. https://t.co/7fG72NV0Nu

“Mayo has a way of hypnotizing people, especially probably politicians." @propublica In Minnesota, the Mayo Clinic Sometimes Called the Shots With Gov. Tim Walz

We (@propublica) just published an investigation chronicling how cities seize belongings from people experiencing homelessness. The items include birth certificates, work tools and medication. Read more:

Four-reporter @washingtonpost story on our owner Jeff Bezos, whose other companies have worked to build relationship with Trump and compete for billions in government contracts. “With Jeff, it’s always only about business,” a former employee said.

After you read this comprehensive write on the risk to journalists please remember it’s a bipartisan threat from both Republicans and Democrats and it may only grow worse after the election. (Myself and so many other reporters know what can happen).

“He told me to take them. In the next attack, use them as a human shield.” An IDF soldier and five former Palestinian detainees tell CNN that the Israeli military has used civilians as human shields in Gaza, as @JDiamond1 reports.