Erin Richards

Loving @dieworkwear’s sartorial and cultural analysis of Hegseth’s evolution. This thread frame, on many levels, is 💯

derek guy @dieworkwear

Tailoring is meant to flatter the body, not reproduce its lines. On the left, the llama has a human-like shape, even though that’s not its natural build. Hegseth’s tailoring hews too close to his actual build, which makes things look a bit tight. https://t.co/XZDqBWWgrK

What a gross use of money. https://t.co/yNmc2BQ0g8

The title is pandering clickbait. But the guts explore how and why so many women outgrow the socially expected scripts for loving men in lifelong partnership. Really nice development of the lead professor source.

New York Magazine @NYMag

The first-ever straight-studies course wonders why heterosexual women keep going back to men, even when they’re so unhappy. https://t.co/1EFB9StXnw

I’m fascinated / deeply disturbed by what’s happening in DC, and this added context:

David Pepper @DavidPepper

🚨 🚨 The View of a Tech Insider A 🧵 you’ll want to read Amid all this talk of DOGE and tech and data and access, I thought I’d check in with another friend of mine who does this work for a living to hear his thoughts on it all. And share with us what we need to know. 1/ https://t.co/3DVkqKBUOC

RT @newskag: Jason Kelce, Jordan Mailata and Lane Johnson: in #PHLed, at least, are bigger than Santa. Scenes from Operation Snowball, whic…

Attending election night parties of both candidates is basic biz in politics reporting - the reax candidates and supporters provide offers the freshest fanfare/glumness to wrap up results stories.

Daniel Bice @DanielBice

Journal Sentinel reporter @MSpicuzzaMJS was blocked from attending the election night party for Republican Senate candidate Eric Hovde. “I’ve always covered election night parties,” she told a Hovde flak. “I’ve never gotten kicked out of one in 15 yrs of covering this stuff.”

RT @alexanderrusso: NEW: Three ways to improve coverage of private education choice: 1. Make families the protagonists. 2. Use data to co…

Twitter/X is dominated by journalists so we're often preaching to the proverbial choir here, but these are good talking points to share with non-journos in your life who are understandably upset with WaPo and LAT rn.

Caroline Kitchener @CAKitchener

My mom just told me she cancelled her subscription to The Washington Post. She reads every one of my stories. It was a heartbreaking call. I understand why she did it, but I asked her to reconsider. To anyone who has cancelled or is thinking about cancelling, here’s what I said:

RT @anneapplebaum: The Atlantic, for the fifth time in its history, makes a presidential endorsement. Once for Lincoln. Once for LBJ (from…

RT @dstark86: It really is just as beautiful as you’d imagine #northernlights https://t.co/WYV7YG4c1C

Good story from Lily Altavena in Detroit that raises questions about how to best handle students w/ extraordinary needs when they have major emotional or violent reactions. (I imagine this was a tough investigation on many fronts. Best of luck on leave, Lily!)

Lily Altavena @lilyalta

I'm on parental leave from here on out, will be back to reporting on education in Michigan sometime in January. In the meantime, read @freep and @chalkbeatDET, and please read my latest investigation: https://t.co/PJRTkeBfAZ

This is incredible work.

Nick Penzenstadler @npenzenstadler

🧵 Let me take you behind the scenes of our 18-month investigation into the 2nd chapter of America’s untested rape kits: What happened to all those DNA leads? https://t.co/9RyX6daKRt

RT @KristinBrey: At 1:35pm today - @rbarrettJS will join us on Spanning the State to discuss his impressive "Bringing it Home" series and t…

Looking forward to seeing this tonite! 6 pm CT in MKE :)

Drew Goins @drewlgoins

The questions were Rude and Nasty, often in the form of a statement, but we CRUSHED IT! tune in Sept. 25!! #Jeopardy https://t.co/r8G0X5hfQd

RT @SRuhle: I cannot get over this.