Adam Nagourney
Reporter at The New York Times
NYT reporter. Author of “The Times: How The Newspaper of Record Survived Scandal, Scorn and the Transformation of Journalism”. Out now.
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1 week ago |
gvwire.com | Shawn Hubler |Adam Nagourney
LOS ANGELES — Three months ago, Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles appointed Steve Soboroff to oversee the first phase of the huge recovery effort that confronted the city after the January wildfires. “There is no one better equipped to create our rebuilding plan,” she said at the time. Soboroff, 76, a developer and longtime civic leader, had known Bass, 71, for decades. They had worked together on initiatives from school bonds to the recovery from the Northridge earthquake.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Shawn Hubler |Adam Nagourney
Mr. Soboroff said he had fulfilled at least some of his assignment, including the beginnings of an expedited permitting process and a blueprint of recommendations. "She just wanted me to put the trains on the tracks," he said of Ms. Bass. He's leaving the job concerned about the immediate future of the Palisades, where 6,000 homes were leveled. The other major community destroyed by the wildfires, Altadena, is outside the city's jurisdiction in Los Angeles County.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Adam Nagourney |Shawn Hubler
Still, Mr. Caruso, several analysts said, risks undermining the mayor's authority at a crucial moment, complicating and politicizing an already daunting rebuilding task that faces Los Angeles in the coming years and decades. "The optics are terrible," said Stephen Commins, a lecturer at the Luskin School of Public Affairs at the University of California, Los Angeles, who has studied the government response to disasters.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Adam Nagourney
Mr. Frankel deplored what he saw as the paper's failure under Mr. Rosenthal to cover the emergence of AIDS and its sweep through gay communities across the country. He set out to change that, ordering stories about the epidemic. When the reporter Jeffrey Schmalz confided in Mr. Frankel that he was gay and had AIDS, Mr. Frankel asked him to bring his particular perspective to covering the epidemic. And he lifted the ban on using the word "gay" in the news pages.
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4 weeks ago |
stevesailer.net | Shane Goldmacher |Adam Nagourney |Steve Sailer
From the New York Post:Feds probe tip that Pfizer delayed announcing COVID vaccine’s success until after 2020 election: reportBy ReutersPublished March 26, 2025, 6:57 p.m. ETFederal prosecutors in Manhattan are probing a claim by GSK that Pfizer delayed announcing its COVID shot’s success in 2020 until after that year’s election, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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In Los Angeles, struggling to recover from wildfires, a wealthy developer positions himself as a shadow mayor to Karen Bass. With @ShawnHubler. https://t.co/BX2bdrQXy6
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