Pulitzer Prize winning investigative reporter for Thomson Reuters | former Chicago Tribune, Seattle Times, Columbus Dispatch | data and digital geek
Chicago, IL
Joined on 5 September, 2011
Quoted @AppleNews
Off-duty police, state lawmakers, teachers, at least one active-duty military officer, and other officials are facing a reckoning after rallying for Trump in D.C. last week. (via @LindaSoReports, @andreajanuta, and @MJBerens1 for @Reuters)
Story updated tonight with arrests of more police officers and allegations of brazen crimes.
“Not gonna lie,” wrote a Texas sheriff’s staffer, “aside from my kids, this was, indeed, the best day of my life.” Amidst impeachment in D.C., many participants face a reckoning at home w/ @Reuters colleagues @LindaSoReports @andreajanuta
Meet Trump’s pied pipers – an upstart broadcasting group, a pillow magnate, a former flight attendant and many more with @Reuters colleagues @JTanfani @nedmparker1 @andreajanuta
Quoted @garyjmarx
January 15 is my last day at the Tribune. It’s been an amazing run. I’m so grateful to all the wonderful reporters and editors who helped me along the way. I regret not being able to find a buyer for the newspaper but otherwise go out with my head high and my boots on.
Such a stellar journalist - a singular investigative juggernaut. His incredible body of work, from Cuba to Mexico to exposing Chicago corruption, is unparalleled.
Quoted @BlairKamin
1/7 After 33 years at Chicago Tribune, 28 as architecture critic, I’m taking a buyout + leaving the newspaper. It’s been an honor to cover + critique designs in the first city of American architecture + to continue the tradition begun by Paul Gapp, my Pulitzer-winning predecessor
Blair is stunningly talented, smart, dedicated, compassionate - I don't have enough adjectives. I watched him day after day, surrounded by stacks of books, in silent awe.
Amidst rioting, a distraught, bunkered Rep. Maxine Waters called the Capitol police chief. The chief: “We’re doing the best we can.” Waters: “It’s not good enough.” Gripping details from @Reuters @SusanJCornwell @LindaSoReports @andreajanuta @JTanfani
Replying to @RepMaxineWaters: Yes! We must investigate the security breach at the Capitol today. I warned our Caucus and had an hour long conversati…
Yes! We must investigate the security breach at the Capitol today. I warned our Caucus and had an hour long conversation with the Chief of Police 4days ago. He assured me the terrorists would not be allowed on the plaza & Capitol secured. What the hell?
Replying to @SABrumsey: Amazing @Reuters photo
Replying to @rachelswarns: January 6, 2021.
National Thanksgiving turkey stands by as U.S. President Donald Trump issues pardon @Reuters @hannahmckay88 For more outstanding pics:
Quoted @GregTrotterGCFD
Thrilled to make my @BlockClubCHI debut with this freelance story in partnership with the great @NancyLStone. Kind of a contemplative story on an eccentric farmer, yes, but more generally about community and human connection. Give us a read.
Two great ink-stained journalists - a writer and photographer - come together, once again, to keep doing what they do best.
Replying to @reuterspictures: Reuters photographers captured the biggest stories of 2020, from the coronavirus pandemic to the U.S. elections, from…
Reuters photographers captured the biggest stories of 2020, from the coronavirus pandemic to the U.S. elections, from Black Lives Matter protests to climate change. Here are our best pictures of the year:
Three bullets, a mystery gun, a Black man shot and a police union – a riveting @Reuters narrative that examines powerful forces and blockades of justice reform @lisagirion @readelev
Replying to @SheInvestigates: When @MJBerens1 & I wrote about problems at group homes for adults with developmental disabilities in Illinois, Arizon…
When @MJBerens1 & I wrote about problems at group homes for adults with developmental disabilities in Illinois, Arizona was held up as the gold standard for services. Thanks to great reporting by @amysilvermanaz, we now know that’s a myth about Arizona
Denied hospitalization, untreated illness, missing drugs, falsified records, rising death toll – bad medicine in American jails @jasonszep @nedmparker1 @LindaSoReports @byPeterEisler @grantmeaccess @Reuters
Replying to @dlboardman: Year after year, and especially under @stephenjadler, @Reuters produces outstanding investigative reports. It's consistentl…
When minor crime becomes a death sentence – @Reuters investigates America’s local jails @byPeterEisler @LindaSoReports @grantmeaccess @jasonszep @nedmparker1
Year after year, and especially under @stephenjadler, @Reuters produces outstanding investigative reports. It's consistently the best news source with the least name recognition, especially among Americans. Check out their latest:
Replying to @laforgia_: Mr. Trump did not simply fail to drain the swamp. He reinvented it, turning his own hotels and resorts into the Beltway’s ne…
Mr. Trump did not simply fail to drain the swamp. He reinvented it, turning his own hotels and resorts into the Beltway’s new back rooms. Read our latest reporting effort, deftly edited by @deanemurphy and @mattbpurdy.
Editor pic of the day: White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows rubs his head as U.S. Navy Commander Dr. Sean Conley, the White House physician, speaks to the media about President Donald Trump's health at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center @Reuters Erin Scott
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