Aaron C. Davis
Investigative Reporter at The Washington Post
Investigative Reporter at The Washington Post. 202.334.9599 [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
sacbee.com | Aaron C. Davis
“Now read it in The Sacramento Bee/Ask your girlfriends and see if they know/Read it in the newspaper.”Thank you, Jack White, for that little shoutout at Channel 24 last week, in a crowd-amping shakeup of the lyrics to the White Stripes’ seminal “Ball and Biscuit.” We’re flattered!Local artists, message Aaron Davis on Instagram if you have upcoming shows, @adavis_threetosee.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Aaron C. Davis
“Now read it in The Sacramento Bee/Ask your girlfriends and see if they know/Read it in the newspaper.”Thank you, Jack White, for that little shoutout at Channel 24 last week, in a crowd-amping shakeup of the lyrics to the White Stripes’ seminal “Ball and Biscuit.” We’re flattered!Local artists, message Aaron Davis on Instagram if you have upcoming shows, @adavis_threetosee.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Aaron C. Davis |Jonathan Baran
Body slamming? Officer aggression? How an ICE clash led to charges against a congresswoman. (washingtonpost.com) Body slamming? Officer aggression? How an ICE clash led to charges against a congresswoman. By Aaron C. Davis; Jonathan Baran 2025052215111100 The crowd outside an ICE facility in New Jersey erupted with outrage as federal agents closed in to arrest the mayor of Newark on a trespassing charge.
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Feb 4, 2025 |
washingtonpost.com | Aaron C. Davis |Sarah Blaskey |Andrew Tran
When visibility is good, pilots of regional airline jets bound for Reagan National Airport expect to hear a familiar request from air traffic control as they fly north up the Potomac River: Can the flight crew divert to Runway 33? Pilots who agree initiate a swooping turn that on final approach brings them northwest and low across the river — the path American Airlines Flight 5342 was on last week when it collided with an Army helicopter.
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Jan 18, 2025 |
nzherald.co.nz | Aaron C. Davis |Shawn Boburg |Brianna Sacks |Molly Hennessy-Fiske
The burned-out remains of Football Ferns captain Ali Riley's home in Los Angeles after out-of-control wildfires swept through parts of Los Angeles. Photo / Ali RIleyTwo years before wildfires incinerated swaths of Los Angeles, the city’s fire chief Kristin M. Crowley identified “one significant area of weakness” in her department’s ability to contain wildfires.
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NEW: Final approach path of doomed Flight 5342 passes 15 feet above busy DC helicopter corridor, WashPost analysis finds. w/ @Blaskey_S & @abtran https://t.co/NnIjpaJo3L
All 67 feared dead after military helicopter collides with American Airlines flight 5342 on final approach into DCA last night. Terrible tragedy. We’re working to understand what happened. (if you have info on this or other recent incidents, msg me). https://t.co/WVm8cmlmBf
NEW: In 2023 memo, L.A. fire chief warned of “significant” gap in city’s wildfire defense. It lacked a professional crew to set and maintain fire lines. WashPost probe found the unit was delayed by bureaucracy and budget pressures, and still not staffed. https://t.co/wda8Ot00cC