Matt Purdy

NYT Exclusive: George Santos’ lies were not a secret from everyone. Some in the GOP knew and urged him not to run. But on he went, undeterred and never fully vetted, and now he’s a crucial vote in McCarthy’s thin House majority. ⁦@npfandos⁩ https://t.co/FHiNcBuhuL

Why wait? Put this on the Best of 2023 list. A masterful profile by ⁦@nickconfessore⁩, tracing how Elise Stefanik, a moderate Republican who pegged Trump a “whack job”, remade herself as a Ultra MAGA loyalist in pursuit of power. A tale for our time. https://t.co/p9hthfFONb

Them’s the facts…

Luke Broadwater☀️ @lukebroadwater

.@MaggieNYT appreciation tweet: She broke in May that Trump had approved of Hang Pence chant; in Jan that he explored seizing voting machines & in July revealed emails detailing "fake" elector plan Story after story, it's hard to think of anyone who has exposed more damning facts

This forensic documentary by the NYT video investigations team offers damning evidence of Russia’s wanton execution of civilians - using video, intercepted phone calls and other imagery to name names of perpetrators and victims. A stunning investigation. https://t.co/HSsKBIqPLA

An amazing team of NYT journalists gets inside a defining story of our time: The failure of Putin’s military. Exclusive interviews, never-before seen Russian documents, video, cell phone intercepts. A 19th century war examined with 21st century journalism. https://t.co/E62djxm25i

It was an honor to write about Kane Coronado, the Wheelie King of Grand Rapids, for @nytmag’s moving The Lives They Lives issue devoted to young victims of gun violence. https://t.co/YNy7QRQW8d

A gem from this morning’s NYT by ⁦@nancylcoleman⁩, a reminder that human anguish is playing out before our eyes if only we would open them. https://t.co/kkA5tRXGVy

You’ve never heard this before. No one has. Intercepted calls made by Russian soldiers from Ukraine complaining of an army in disarray, of being lied to about the mission and seemingly admitting to war crimes. By ⁦@NYTVisualInvest⁩ https://t.co/IazD63dGrK

New Today - This is important work by an all-star NYT team. How “charity” hospitals caught the for-profit bug and lost their way.

David Enrich @davidenrich

Today the @nytimes is publishing the first two installments in a series called "Profits Over Patients." It's about how tax-exempt hospitals have strayed from their charitable missions for the sake of fatter profits – with profound consequences for the US healthcare system. 🧵 https://t.co/ipOpVOzbrW

Nothin’ but Dan

Dan Barry @DanBarryNYT

For 43 years, I have shot at the same hoop in my in-laws’ backyard - through courtship, marriage, cancer, 9/11, births, deaths, Covid - life. Call it therapy. The house was sold this week, and with it, of course, the hoop. Here is my farewell shot. https://t.co/rFyFLu0vsE

A shocking NYT investigation of a centuries old financial conspiracy of wealthy bankers that forced Haiti to endure crushing debt as payment for escaping the shackles of slavery - planting the seeds of its enduring misery. ⁦ https://t.co/ju5pRniNXd

The latest installment in the NYT’s reporting on the casualties of the US airwars: The uncounted toll on the drone pilots who fire the fatal shots from thousands of miles away. A wrenching story from ⁦@David_Philipps⁩ https://t.co/SjnVTrZNBM

Congratulations, David. Can’t wait to read your latest.

David Enrich @davidenrich

I’m thrilled to reveal my forthcoming book. It’s a years-long investigation of the corrosive power of giant law firms and their roles protecting dangerous companies and eroding democracy. SERVANTS OF THE DAMNED will be published Sept. 13. Preorder here: https://t.co/m1kY4CvwQw https://t.co/DpmlMlULhC

RT @JohnBranchNYT: Amazing! A compendium of deep dispatches written by real reporters spread around the globe, free of hot takes and bon mo…

Finally, the masterful ⁦@kevinroose⁩ explains one of life’s great mysteries: What the hell is crypto? https://t.co/DTmj18IEck

The truth is that the NYT has not made Wordle tougher. But there’s no denying the news gets tougher every day. Times journalists - like our amazing colleagues in Russia/Ukraine - are working hard to make it easier to understand. Come for the games, stay for the news or vice versa

A great investigative reporter who is certain to be a great investigations editor. Another boon to NYT investigative journalism. Congratulations to @laforgia

NYTimes Communications @NYTimesPR

Together with @NYTMetro, we’re happy to announce Michael LaForgia (@laforgia_) will take on a new role as investigations editor. Congratulations! https://t.co/lS2vH1Ih8o