Chastity Pratt

The election is over. But do you know how government works? Take our (middle school) civics quiz! In today's @washingtonpost from reporter @laurameckler https://t.co/3D6UkfxJ6P

Inside Trump's pledge to shut down the U.S. Department of Education. In today's Post Reports podcast. For @washingtonpost Featuring reporter @laurameckler https://t.co/zJb0IlfsQS

Clearly somebody gonna have to tell me who won because this buffering got me on constant pause 🤯

A @washingtonpost exclusive on the alleged school shooter from the Apalachee tragedy. https://t.co/xJCJfp2E82

Some schools say they don't want to be polling locations due to safety concerns. in today's @washingtonpost https://t.co/maj6ltOL2I

Yessss!!! Freedom for Evan! Freedom of the press!!!! https://t.co/qfqzFhgyy3

A timely story about political division within family. See what happened after a conservative mom sent her son to a new school and he brought home liberal views. In today's @washingtonpost By @hannah_natanson https://t.co/wYsaVAAjsD

You can stream our documentary TODAY!

Nathan Bomey @NathanBomey

🧵Thrilled to say that today "Gradually, Then Suddenly" — our documentary on the Detroit bankruptcy, which started 11 years ago today — hits streaming after 8+ years in production! 🏆 Winner of the $200,000 Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film! https://t.co/tQ68qd5ibF

We did it. And now you can stream it! The documentary on Detroit's bankruptcy drops on Amazon, YouTube, Tubi, et al, on Thursday -- the 11th anniversary of the bankruptcy filing. Thoughts?

Chad Livengood @ChadLivengood

Set your Amazon Prime alerts, folks. "Gradually Then Suddenly," the documentary about the bankruptcy of Detroit, will start streaming Thursday on Amazon, Google Play, YouTube and Tubi. Yours truly has a few moments in the film. Here's the trailer: https://t.co/olRehOTT0J https://t.co/2CDZoK9VyM

My mom’s homegoing services: Visitation Sunday, at O.H. Pye Funeral Home in Detroit. Funeral at 3 p.m. on Monday, July 1 at O.H. Pye. Followed by repast at Regency Manor in Southfield. More info, address, flowers here: https://t.co/fM8BuxtJ6x

This is service journalism. Goes a step beyond explanatory. In today's @washingtonpost https://t.co/YcQ2sUjEuO

It's starting to hit the fan. FAFSA glitches may hurt enrollment and revenues, say Colleges and universities that serve lots of students who depend on Pell grants https://t.co/9RGvj1TzK7 in today's @washingtonpost

Buzzy story from @washingtonpost https://t.co/P5uNTq2YNm

Scoopy story from Hannah Natanson and Emmanuel Felton for @washingtonpost https://t.co/rJGFxGCnPC

RT @AustinBogues: Congrats to the class of 2025. The experience will be more beautiful than you can imagine.

First week at Wapo log: On my first day Wapo won 3 Pulitzers; my Nieman classmate @lisakrantz worked on one of the winning series (AR 15). On my 4th day, a reporter on my team @hannahnatanson won a Peabody. So happy to work with & learn from such sparkly, brilliant journalists!

Moriah Balingit @ByMoriah

It's crazy waking up every day trying to produce the best journalism I can, and one day, I wake up to find out that me, @sabby_robinson + Hannah Natanson have WON A PEABODY https://t.co/giSdTSEDs5

RT @srabil: 401 DAYS. The ongoing wrongful detention of @WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich in Russia should scare all of us. It's an attack on…