David Gardner

RT @PabloTorre: We here at @pablofindsout love taking stupid things seriously. Today — with @byDavidGardner (and @AdamLefkoe!) — we dive d…

RT @TimRohan: In the latest "Sports Explains the World," @DianaMoskovitz and @byDavidGardner investigate Zadeh Kicks, a popular online snea…

RT @DianaMoskovitz: A man stands accused of running a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme—all based on sneakers. In the second half of our tw…

RT @DianaMoskovitz: Sneaker reseller Michael Malekzadeh helmed an online company that netted him millions—until the U.S. Department of Just…

Hey folks, in what is undoubtedly the biggest job news of the week, I’m happy to share that I now work for The New York Times! Also, there’s a great writing role open on my team. See the link below & DM me if you’re interested. https://t.co/X3xv2DDvLP https://t.co/lp7xQd9300

RT @si_union: Our response to today’s story from @futurism reporting that The Arena Group has published AI-written stories by fake people u…

RT @DianaMoskovitz: Eight years after I first learned about the extent to which Baylor mishandled or ignored reports of sexual assault on i…

RT @TimRohan: I have a new audio story out now, VOLLEY AND SERVE, a two-part podcast profiling Sergiy Stakhovsky, a Ukrainian tennis player…

I’ve never been more qualified for a position https://t.co/NQt8GEu9aV

His goal is quite clearly to drive any reliable sources of news from the site

The Washington Post @washingtonpost

The social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has removed the gold “verified” badge from the New York Times’ account amid ongoing complaints about the news organization from X owner Elon Musk. https://t.co/nqEGkA6T7y

This graphic makes it look like Brock Purdy is starring in an indie crime drama set in Boston

NFL on CBS 🏈 @NFLonCBS

The Browns are the 1 who put the 1 in 12-1 https://t.co/WoMxDtHmxb

Kirk and Al have the chemistry of two men forced into sports small talk at a party thrown by one of their wives

The proliferation of paying for interviews across media companies is really bad for journalism. You’d be surprised to learn how often even relatively anonymous players ask or expect to be paid

Andrew Marchand @AndrewMarchand

NEW COLUMN: Pat McAfee pays Aaron Rodgers' millions for his exclusive interviews, The Post has learned. https://t.co/3Qm1H0G3zw

If you say something in the presence of a reporter, it is on the record unless you have both explicitly agreed that it is not

Awful Announcing @awfulannouncing

Braves players, Atlanta media defend Orlando Arcia’s comments, scold reporter: ‘The clubhouse is a sanctuary’ https://t.co/loHx4p091a https://t.co/EMsp0wwDz0

I deleted a tweet about latest Aaron & Pat vaccine circus sideshow because the more times that clip is shared the more they're going to keep talking about it