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Journalist | Ex Wapo, LA Times, McClatchy - Beijing & DC, SacBee, N&O | Native Californian | Follow me at https://t.co/tINTJ4q5LD

Sacramento, CA
Joined May 2009
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@sleavenworth
Stuart Leavenworth 💥
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I am no longer posting on this site that Elon ruined. You can find me on Bluesky, at https://t.co/peqDOT5MJR
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@PimaSheriff
Pima County Sheriff's Department
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We can’t believe we have to say this, but media on scene: please do not order food delivery to a crime scene address. This interferes with an active investigation. Please also respect private property laws. Thank you.
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Infinite Books
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James Baldwin for Life Magazine, 1963
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@TimAlberta
Tim Alberta
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Btw I’m not just picking on Haley here. This is how virtually every Republican talked about Trump in January 2021 — he’s a disgraced menace to democracy, but c’mon, there’s no need to hold him accountable. Don’t you know his career in politics is finished?
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Tim Alberta
1 year
for posterity:
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@EricMGarcia
Eric Michael Garcia
1 year
In a weird way, we have a Kamala Harris-Donald Trump election because Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell made the opposite choice. Pelosi chose to shiv Biden, her friend, to save the party. McConnell voted to acquit Trump, whom he loathes, to hold onto power.
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@davejorgenson
Dave Jorgenson
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Here’s why some billionaires are going soft on Trump.
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@JStein_WaPo
Jeff Stein
1 year
I know many of you will roll your eyes at this, but that's OK; I wouldn't be in this field if I was afraid of being dunked on every now and then. When I first came to The Washington Post in 2017, I was extremely wary it would be too establishment for me. Too corporate. Too
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Stuart Leavenworth 💥
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This story by @chicoharlan may give you the chills. Arctic cruise tours are booming as the ice melts. "I might be the last generation that gets to see this,” said one tourist.
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Svalbard is a key origin point for Arctic cruises, where trips have doubled since 2016. Climate change is melting ice more rapidly, fueling a tourism boom for now.
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Stuart Leavenworth 💥
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OH-No tani!
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@RaineyTime
Jim Rainey
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His daughter said the Gaza war influenced the non-endorsement. But Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong said it didn’t play a role. “She does not have any role at the L.A. Times, nor does she participate in any decision or discussion with the editorial board,” he said
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The L.A. Times owner's decision not to endorse in the 2024 presidential race prompts three editorial board members to resign and readers to cancel subscriptions.
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Everyone needs to share this 10x a day every day
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@sleavenworth
Stuart Leavenworth 💥
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The @latimes & @washingtonpost are both doing a terrific job keeping journalists employed -- particularly media reporters.
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Katie Robertson
1 year
LAT owner Patrick Soon-Shiong smacks down his daughter's statement on the non-endorsement decision https://t.co/xyuoERqKqj
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@CartoonKahuna
Paul Duginski
1 year
If you're angry and thinking of canceling your L.A. Times, remember your subscription supports hundreds of superb journalists who work really hard to keep you informed. They play a vital role in our democracy. NOTHING would make Trump happier than having you be uninformed.
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@_hamilton_matt
Matt Hamilton
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Dr. Soon-Shiong said the decision not to endorse a presidential candidate was not tied to the war in Gaza and said his daughter’s views were “her opinion.”
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The L.A. Times owner's decision not to endorse in the 2024 presidential race prompts three editorial board members to resign and readers to cancel subscriptions.
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@faizsays
Faiz Siddiqui
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NEW: Elon Musk was working unlawfully when he built the startup that made him a millionaire in the 1990s, according to interviews, documents and records obtained by The Washington Post. Board members found out and mobilized to fix it: "We don't want our founder being deported."🧵
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