Jack Crosbie

Had a really good time a few weeks ago on @AppleNews with @shubasu, talking about Dana White, Donald Trump and how the UFC now rules America. (They cut my incoherent rambling about how great it is to punch people in the face but that’s ok.) https://t.co/jHQqT3ZQ3K

For the March issue of @newrepublic, I wrote about Atlanta's Stop Cop City movement, which is a test-case for repression in the second Trump administration. No-knock raids, brutal charges, and lengthy detentions: coming soon to a city near you. https://t.co/aZVtRuREl3

For @NYTStyles, I slept in a rental car deep in the Appalachian woods to experience life on an off-grid homestead that runs on solar power, rainwater, and a constant flow of online content. https://t.co/KPTQr5aL7k

For the September issue of @RollingStone, I profiled Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, who is in the fight of his life to hold on to a crucial seat in November -- despite the fact that his party has almost completely left the state behind. https://t.co/Xbjs5ARRHj

How do you protest the most protected, insulated person on earth? Get as close as you can and start yelling. Inside one arm of the laser-focused anti-war effort to push Biden towards a ceasefire, for @RollingStone https://t.co/F3Un4yyakh

wrote about good people and bad ones https://t.co/kULDNSzn2u

Spent the weekend covering the wild world of big tent politics at the CPAC afterparty scene for @NYTStyles https://t.co/19bQ6NodHB

For the February issue of Rolling Stone, I spent the fall inside the New York Young Republican Club — a maelstrom of ambition & anger at the heart of the MAGA movement. Along the way: a guy in full plate armor, a sink full of vomit, & Donald Trump himself. https://t.co/16PfoP2wzv

For @AirMailWeekly, some reflections on expensive drinks, good water pressure, and occasionally war criminals at the breakfast buffet. With thanks to @clarissaward and @ChristopherJM for their memories: https://t.co/aUsmAMdTGu

For @RollingStone, some scenes from Washington yesterday at the march for Palestine: https://t.co/nOZeS20kYe

I wrote an essay about the failings of the "rules of war," what happens when people break them, and about an act of evil larger than almost anything we have seen in decades. https://t.co/FbUSSppsMa

Activists & lawyers connected to the Defend the Atlanta Forest movement tell me that the escalating charges of domestic terrorism & now racketeering are a grim precedent for the future of protests nationwide -- that won't go unanswered in the streets. https://t.co/yDn7WFuROl