John Woodrow Cox

RT @GatorsFB: IT'S GREAT TO BE A FLORIDA GATOR!!!

Chico’s byline is one of the very few I click on, always, regardless of the headline. He now writes about the planet’s biggest, most complex climate problems. His stories are never not interesting.

Chico Harlan @chicoharlan

Well, this is the opposite of an I’m-leaving-twitter post. I am newly committed to shouting into the wind of misinformation here, hopelessly fighting the algorithm with my boring facts and nuance. It won’t work. But if you want in-depth coverage of climate issues, I’m here.

RT @mateagold: The nation’s freshmen reckon with a mass school shooting by one of their own A gutting dispatch from @JohnWoodrowCox & @ha…

The news came just as millions of freshmen began perhaps the most formative year of their young lives: One of them had become the youngest mass school shooter in a quarter-century. W/ @hannah_natanson on the profound effect of a faraway massacre: https://t.co/8JUXGSFUrP

RT @drewharwell: Four-reporter @washingtonpost story on our owner Jeff Bezos, whose other companies have worked to build relationship with…

Thank you for this, Brian — and thanks to all of our friends at the @nytimes for their meaningful support. #WhyISubscribe

Brian M. Rosenthal @brianmrosenthal

I subscribe to the @washingtonpost because of how they go deep to bring attention to problems in society, like @JohnWoodrowCox’s incredible work on school shootings and @newsbysamuels’s terrific work on the racial-justice movement. #WhyISubscribe

RT @kristinhussey1: I have not canceled my WaPost subscription. The journalism is too valuable to all of us.

Journalism. That’s what will suffer most because of these losses. If you care about journalism — and many people have made clear that they don’t, as they celebrate in our mentions and inboxes — I hope you’ll consider, or reconsider, reading and supporting the Post.

David Folkenflik @davidfolkenflik

NEWS: More than 200,000 subscribers have canceled their digital subscriptions to the Washington Post after the revelation that owner Jeff Bezos blocked an endorsement of VP Harris. That's about 8 percent of WaPo's subscriber base - a staggering sum MORE https://t.co/nCJhJrmlq0

I understand why so many people are canceling their subscriptions, but nobody is more dismayed by what’s happened today than the Post’s reporters, who are being inundated with messages like these, from sources, friends, even family. https://t.co/E0IqlYbxvF

RT @Mike_Hixenbaugh: Read this haunting, infuriating account of how a neglected child became a school shooter—and of all the people and sys…

The Apalachee High school shooting will be remembered as one of the most preventable in American history. Today we published the story of how it happened — and all that could have stopped it. w/ @Blaskey_S, @hannah_natanson, @laurameckler, @ShawnBoburg: https://t.co/7rMg99Yjqt

The best news. Can't wait to get to work. https://t.co/qK6fE9wPiE

Here's my deep discussion with Martine Powers on @washingtonpost's Post Reports about how last week's murder charges against the father of an alleged school shooter signal a profound cultural shift on this issue: https://t.co/ppp6ppdO6N

Joining @kaitlancollins on @CNN in the 9 pm hour to discuss this story, about the two years I spent embedded with Michigan prosecutors as they pursued their historic case against the parents of a school shooter. https://t.co/6yl2689cCP

NEW, w/ @dataeditor: The 14-year-old boy accused of opening fire with an AR-15-style rifle at Apalachee High would be the youngest mass school shooter in a quarter-century, our analysis found. That's not the only thing that makes him unusual: https://t.co/mN7wJGuq0j