Peter Jamison

Trump sways to his favorite music, incl Sinead O'Connor + Andrea Bocelli + G 'n' R, for the better part of an hour as Kristi Noem stands beside him nodding and clapping at a town hall. by @marianne_levine https://t.co/rnEdvfQLvc

Trump once vowed to ‘drain the swamp.’ Now he swims in it, w/ representatives of entrenched corporate interests at every level of his campaign. Important read from @isaacstanbecker @jdawsey1 https://t.co/1kcRkgM3ac

RT @PostRoz: Trump allies threaten Deloitte contracts after employee shares Vance chats, via @PeteJamison  https://t.co/WaX6immI9W

In 2017, JD Vance announced he was "moving home" on a mission to help forgotten communities like his hometown of Middletown, OH. Here's what happened when he got back - and why some Middletonians think he has abandoned the city his memoir made famous. https://t.co/QT45yKeUo6

News: In previously undisclosed messages from 2020, JD Vance said Trump 'thoroughly failed to deliver' as president and predicted he would lose to Biden. Msgs came years after Vance's earlier criticisms, at a time when he claims he had embraced Trumpism. https://t.co/nITVAIlOd4

Hear, hear.

Carol Leonnig @CarolLeonnig

Reporters are "scheming"? No. It's called reporting. Proud of the @washingtonpost for doing its job and our reporters for being the objective pros they are on all stories, no matter how sensitive or complex.

In which John Dean, Tom Arnold, ⁦@mmpadellan⁩ Henry Winkler and others try to make sense of Michael Cohen’s redemption tour https://t.co/YqE4nXj8vJ

RT @timelfrink_dc: Stormy's other court battle: A multimillion dollar feud inside the rarefied world of competitive horse riding, via @Pete…

RT @washingtonpost: A close examination of Robert F. Kennedy’s early years as a lawyer in the Hudson Valley reveals that he was causing con…

RT @jdawsey1: I can't imagine the Washington Post without @alice_crites. Readers have no idea how much they learn because of her magical ab…

RT @laurameckler: "The Washington Post did a fantastic series on the phenomenon" of homeschooling, says @chrislhayes, and @PeteJamison and…

A generous colleague and elite journalist. If there are national correspondents who have covered California better I haven’t read them. You will be missed, Scott.

Scott Wilson @PostScottWilson

I am leaving the @washingtonpost, my professional home of 26 years. This is bittersweet. But I am so grateful to the many mentors, colleagues and friends who have helped me over the years. I will miss all of them, every day. So proud to have been part of this place. https://t.co/9tsAW7KuYO

RT @onesarahjones: the Post's series on homeschooling has been really phenomenal and this piece is no exception https://t.co/TCnKwojQl5

RT @sundaylongread: The latest in a fascinating series exploring America’s fastest growing form of education. @PeteJamison https://t.co/EiJ…

Revelatory reporting in the latest from @laurameckler in the Home School Nation series, examining how flawed research purporting to show academic advantages to home schooling took on a life of its own among parents, legislators and judges. A must read.

Laura Meckler @laurameckler

As part of our year-long series on home schooling, we wanted to look at what the research says about academic outcomes. It didn’t take long to see that one person—Brian Ray—has had outsized influence in shaping public opinion. 1/x https://t.co/jxShrvwKrs