Brian Carovillano

RT @saragillesby: A horrific story but one you need to see. From @MikeRezendes @JKayWardarski @DarioLopezMills

My brave and brilliant colleagues look at the next chapter facing many of the people of Mariupol and other occupied cities: Forcible transfers to Russia, the very nation that killed their neighbors and shelled their hometowns almost into oblivion. https://t.co/svQqlN9Pio

RT @EmilioMorenatti: Receiving the Pulitzer Prize at Columbia University in New York. What a great honor. Photo by Marta Ramoneda. https://…

RT @AP_CorpComm: .@AP wins Scripps Howard Award for Excellence in Visual Journalism for 'The Cost of War,' coverage of 2021 Gaza war and it…

Congratulations to a heroic team of @AP journalists for this well-deserved recognition of their coverage of the Gaza war and its aftermath.

ScrippsHowardAwards @SH_Awards

The Scripps Howard Award for Excellence in Visual Journalism: The Associated Press – “The Cost of War” @AP #ScrippsHowardAwards @Newsy Watch more: https://t.co/5ngLy7GfQf

RT @seungminkim: Some personal news: So thrilled to join the @AP's superb White House team next month! I'll continue to cover the WH's rela…

Brookings’ announcement came a day after @AP reported on new court filings that show the FBI recently seized Allen’s electronic data, and detailed his behind-the scenes efforts to help Qatar influence U.S. policy in 2017. https://t.co/D7fJfTmqlk

RT @nixonron: NEW: From @AP investigative reporters @AlanSuderman and @JimMustian.The FBI has seized the electronic data of the retired fou…

In a town this small, even those who didn’t lose their own child lost someone -- their best friend, the little boy down the road who dribbled his basketball in the driveway, the kid who stood on the curb, backpack in hand, waiting for the bus. https://t.co/50KRUgc54y

Three years have passed since Ronald Greene’s death, and after lengthy, ongoing federal and state probes, still no one has been criminally charged. https://t.co/nuJfO33uOl

The sheer numbers of deaths from preventable causes, and the apparent acceptance that no policy change is on the horizon, raises the question: Has mass death become accepted in America? https://t.co/vzQuvHDIX2

Using a body camera, Taira recorded 256 gigabytes of her team’s frantic efforts over two weeks to bring people back from the brink of death. She got the harrowing clips to an @AP team, who were the last international journalists in Mariupol. https://t.co/Xhuflev4GX

Yura survived the attempted killing by the awkward grace of that teenage constant, his gray hoodie. It was shot instead of him, and he felt it move. https://t.co/VoInLf72jf