Jennifer Krauss

RT @HyewonYum: Always nice to see it in print😍 https://t.co/orHzWSUhOn

RT @stavernise: Thank you to the residents of Vytivtsi, who put me and my seven colleagues up in their kindergarten last night, giving us m…

The New York Times March 3, 1918 front page: The Liberation of Kiev https://t.co/S2K4xcPpow

RT @billmckibben: Bambi turns out to be weird, intense, and very worth reading. My review of a new translation from the @nytimes https://t.…

RT @BrianFloca: I'm told my first choice for where to place the sticker will not be possible. That's okay. I'm happy, honored, and grateful…

RT @edelstudio: In The New York Times Books section today https://t.co/pxRBXINUYR

RT @MegWolitzer: On the pub date of my mother's book "Today a Woman Went Mad in the Supermarket," I managed to snag an interview with her f…

RT @nytimesbooks: Royals picture book spoiler alert: Force-feeding words into unlikely configurations just to eke out a tortured rhyme work…

The fight for women's right to vote, our reviewer of a new crop of children's books argues, is too often presented with "the racism and classism, the defining incompleteness of the project pressed out to make a neat fist-in-the-air tale of victory." https://t.co/acV2Hfp2H5

RT @jodikantor: Sometimes the front page meets the day to come. https://t.co/OMC1qfteot

RT @jodikantor: Start at the top left. (And whoever made this: thanks for enlisting me & @mega2e.) https://t.co/sjsVkkk1cl

RT @FatmaFaizi: Dear world, it has been just 2 weeks you are in quarantine and women already go insane staying home. The quarantine for the…

How @FatmaFaizi, "with a broken heart and broken English," began her career as a Times reporter in Afghanistan. https://t.co/fM5d6aDKkT

RT @HillaryClinton: Please do not take medical advice from a man who looked directly at a solar eclipse.

“Don’t worry. I’m not going to kill you,” one source told NYT investigative reporter @Kim_Barker as he drove her through a wooded area in the Bahamas. She and Toronto bureau chief Catherine Porter felt at times like characters in a thriller. https://t.co/Z5egD0Gdp6

Independence is the bedrock of Times journalism. But what does it mean in practice? Our reporters and editors, including @peterbakernyt, @elizabethjdias and @MaggieAstor, discuss what they do in their personal lives to remain impartial in their work. https://t.co/rGn1QgK15l