Alexandra Olson

RT @Maetron: In April 2020 I wrote a story with @Alexolson99 about how front-line workers were faring during the early days of the pandemic…

RT @ADInnocenzio: https://t.co/EpzFXlihvR Tyson Food workers are getting paid sick leave.....for the FIRST time.

Another pandemic-accelerated trend: Companies rethinking requirements. Looking at skills more than experience, degrees. Story by @ADInnocenzio https://t.co/gcZfnhCXRE

“Fact-based journalism does not mean that all sides of an issue get an airing,” she said. “That means we are going to be really clear with people about what the facts are." Congrats and good luck to @jpaceDC! https://t.co/zEUCXz3JCo

She will become the first woman, first person of color and first person from outside of the United States to lead the AP in its 175-year history. https://t.co/9FGcgcMTEd

RT @jpaceDC: WASHINGTON (AP) — Biden says he's directing military to develop plan for making COVID-19 vaccine mandatory for service personn…

In the last few months, the growing ranks of dictators have flexed their muscles, and freedom has been in retreat. The list is grim: a draconian crackdown in Nicaragua, a military takeover in Myanmar, a tightening grip by Beijing on Hong Kong... https://t.co/V0AfXtW0h8

"If we just go back to what we did before, I believe we will fail. And not only that, our business won’t grow as fast." Salesforce Q&A with @liedtkesfc https://t.co/QmxkE23366

In Arkansas, where only about 33% of the population fully protected, cases, hospitalizations and deaths are rising. “It is sad to see someone go to the hospital or die when it can be prevented,” Gov. Asa Hutchinson tweeted. https://t.co/T6TDLxcPTY

RT @jfmartinez: Congrats to The Associated Press @AP team of Bernard Condon, Matt Sedensky, Jim Mustian, Jennifer Peltz and Meghan Hoyer fo…

RT @astridgalvan: My first story on the new beat: A look at the concerning rate at which Latinas have left our vulnerable workforce, what t…

RT @astridgalvan: A big thank you to my @AP colleagues @ChrisRugaber & @Alexolson99 for helping me with sources, data and understanding som…

The U.S. is confronted with an ever-growing surplus of coronavirus vaccine, looming expiration dates and stubbornly lagging demand at a time when the developing world is clamoring for doses to stem a rise in infections. https://t.co/Jafn7RTaZo

Has the number of people you can count on grown or dwindled during the pandemic? AP poll sought to quantify what's known as "social capital" among Americans. My story.

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A new Impact Genome/AP-NORC poll finds 18% of U.S. adults, or about 46 million people, say they have just one person or nobody they can trust for help in their personal lives. https://t.co/C2h5Y5t738

In a tight-knit community like Far Rockaway, “if they don’t see their neighbor getting the vaccine,” Queens Borough President Donovan Richards said, “they aren’t getting it.” https://t.co/uZOvDs9UE4

RT @ChrisRugaber: 19 of those states are also ending benefit programs for self-employed and gig workers and for the long-term unemployed. O…

RT @ChrisRugaber: Here are the 22 states that are moving to cut off the extra $300 weekly federal unemployment benefit, and the three consi…