Let’s go Katie Rogers!

Emma Tucker says the WSJ staff in the DC bureau needs 'the right skills' and that she is taking steps to ensure that the bureau does 'world-class coverage.' Anyone who knows US journalism knows the WSJ team in DC has been the main competition on many levels.

How the Border Crisis Shattered Biden’s Immigration Hopes

Our examination into how Biden went from pausing deportations to calling for the border to be shut down based on interviews with current/former US officials.

w/ the greats Michael D. Shear & Zolan Kanno-Youngs

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A Ukrainian immigrant who wants Congress to approve funding to Kyiv but also doesn't want to see humanitarian parole curtailed for vulnerable people fleeing conflict. The human embodiment of the conflict over the supplemental. Great read via Zolan Kanno-Youngs nytimes.com/2024/01/23/us/…

Ballot battle: Eyes turn to the courts as Donald Trump is barred again. Nikki Haley does damage control with the Iowa caucuses just 2 weeks away. And the latest on the migrant crisis. Eva McKend Zolan Kanno-Youngs Josh Dawsey Catherine Lucey join Brianna Keilar on #InsidePolitics 11aE

Love this story on Mexico's never-ending love affair with the VW Beetle. by Zolan Kanno-Youngs nytimes.com/2023/12/26/wor…

This is going to be so great!

#Acapulco was back in the pages of the The New York Times last week.

Zolan Kanno-Youngs and I went back to see what's happened to the hurricane-ravaged city. We found a slow recovery. A devastated labor force. And deep despair for the families looking for their missing:
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Trump inquired about using the Insurrection Act at the border early in his presidency. Advisers say he plans to invoke it if he has a second presidency, to use federal troops to apprehend migrants. Charlie Savage Jonathan Swan me nytimes.com/2023/11/11/us/…

The Rollerworld calls continue.

“Hi, is this Rollerworld?”

“No, I’m in Mexico right now.“

I told her the right number. She seemed embarrassed but then laughed when I told her this happens often.

Costa Rica y Panamá usan medidas conjuntas para manejar la llegada de miles de personas que buscan llegar al norte, entre ellas el traslado en autobuses, que ofrece paso seguro, abulta el costo del viaje y preocupa a funcionarios en EE. UU. Elda Cantú⁩ nytimes.com/es/2023/11/08/…

Costa Rica & Panama are bussing migrants to ease the local pressure of the migrants' presence. Zolan Kanno-Youngs & David Bolaños acknowledge the similarities to multiple US cities doing similar tactics. Bussing is a temporary fix to underlying, structural issues.
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Lead pipes continue to cause massive racial health inequities, as Black residents face a much higher chance of facing the negative health consequences of lead. In @NYTimes, Zolan Kanno-Youngs provides an update on President Biden’s lead pipe removal timeline nytimes.com/2023/09/30/us/…

Costa Rica y Panamá usan medidas conjuntas para manejar la llegada de miles de personas que buscan llegar al norte, entre ellas el traslado en autobuses, que ofrece paso seguro, abulta el costo del viaje y preocupa a funcionarios en EE. UU.

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New: Costa Rica, Panama and other Central American nations are busing migrants north amid complaints from their own residents over rising crossings. But the strategy has raised alarms in the White House, which has pushed allies to keep migrants south.

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Official official! Very happy to be Erica L. Green's teammate on the White House beat. One of my favorite humans and, nbd, an empathetic reporter who has the range and gets results.

Desperation grows in #Acapulco days after #Otis battered the city. Residents were navigating broken glass, searching for water and trying to find loved ones. Many told me the government was not doing enough.

My The New York Times story w/Zolan Kanno-Youngs Elda Cantú nytimes.com/2023/10/28/wor…

'La gente buscaba agua y alimento en tiendas saqueadas. Otros se valían de los radioaficionados para intentar ubicar a sus seres queridos. Y muchos imploraban a los líderes mexicanos que abastecieran la zona'. Emiliano Mega Zolan Kanno-Youngs Simon Romero nytimes.com/es/2023/10/28/…

Some of the looting I saw today in #Acapulco . “I’d rather go hungry than do this,” 18-year-old Guillermo Domínguez told me. He and his parents, like so many others, are growing more desperate to find food and water.

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