The District of Columbia is in its earthy architecture era. I wrote about metals and ceramics like copper and terracotta and why you're seeing them in new buildings all over the city

i started a career in journalism with a dream to someday write for Rolling Stone magazine. today, they have a profile on me (written by the amazing @xpatriciah). here’s a little of my story. https://t.co/pDq3xZsf8c

When Bad Bunny opened the 2023 Grammys, it was a milestone for reggaeton — the once-underground genre that emerged from Panama and reached a global scale. This is the complex story of a simple sound. https://t.co/YcuVzKIoKT

A mediados de 2023, @canalesgraphics @arturgalocha @bethoniebutler y yo nos reunimos para discutir cómo podíamos contar la historia del reggaetón, un género que ahora domina el mundo de la música pop. ** Las historias en español son gratis: 1. https://t.co/V1MG11s6gc

it’s a hard goodbye for 2 of my dear friends leaving the Washington Post, our comics writers @adcfanboy and @comicriffs. too much talent leaving us as we end the year. it’s difficult to process.

🚨 The Washington Post Guild has reached a tentative agreement with The Washington Post after 18 months of contract negotiations. This deal is the best contract Washington Post employees have seen in 50 years.

They went to high school together in Ramallah. They were shot together in Vermont. “No family should ever have to endure this pain and agony. Our children are dedicated students who deserve to be able to focus on their studies and building their futures.” https://t.co/tulLb78T7o

hey gang, lots of you asked how to help as i go through staying cancer free. pls don’t put yourself out, there’s no urgency. but everyone’s help last year really did make a difference for my bills and i can’t thank everyone enough truly.

Unimaginable pain, documented in this story from my Washington Post colleagues including @MiriamABerger: https://t.co/FBD6cUhCKF

Hip-hop is an art form that rewards style and originality yet constantly pays homage to the artists on whose shoulders it stands. We talked to hip-hop figures from various eras and regions. By having artists share what they love about hip-hop and hope they’ll remind you of what

Last year, I spent three days with Frost Giant, who are trying to build the next great RTS — a successor to genre greats like Warcraft and StarCraft. My last story for Launcher, and Launcher's last story. https://t.co/r5q62iFSmj

For a decade, humanities enrollment has plummeted. What’s going on? In this week’s @NewYorker, I report at two campuses—ASU and Harvard—and ask “what it might mean to graduate a college generation with less education in the human past” than any before.

The Washington Post's gaming vertical was terrific. The reporters and editors there had really hit their stride. Any outlets that pick them up will be doing a service for their readership.

Big love to @LauncherWP's talented team of reporters and editors. WaPo's loss.

1/ Not long ago, the @washingtonpost touted a global expansion that prioritized Spanish-language media in order to reach younger, more diverse audiences. Now, WaPo has cut verticals meant to do just that — @elpost & @postopinion_es — without notice to our newsroom or subscribers.

My last cover story at the Washington Post Magazine is a beautiful and vivid essay by Rosalie Metro (@rose_metro) on the unmentionable stage of grief: Relief. A fitting *end* to my time on the magazine and my seven years at the Post. https://t.co/S5uJBCDqI8

The whole issue’s here. I’ve been so inspired by the magazine’s work with new columns, experimental story forms, and longform hits. The staff put in long hours and long nights. It’s a huge loss for the Post.

I’ve worked with the Post Magazine staff on their special issue for months. Surreally, it published at the same time they learned their jobs were eliminated. I’m gutted to lose colleagues who’ve worked hard on journalism with such humanity, depth and creativity.