journalism is not a crime or espionage

March 29 marks one year since Evan Gershkovich was arrested in Russia while on assignment for The Wall Street Journal and charged with espionage.

Today in The Philadelphia Inquirer Opinion, read Evan Gershkovich's sister Danielle on the things she misses most about her brother:

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Canadian journalists like ⁦Vipal Monga WSJ⁩, ⁦rachelle⁩, ⁦Jacquie McNish⁩ ⁦Derek DeCloet⁩ braved -10 C to swim for Evan Gershkovich’s in Ontario. A good cause - #istandwithevan #iswimwithevan #journalismisnotacrime ⁦ yorkregion.com/news/journalis…

Evan on the cover of Time

FREE EVAN

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Powerful piece on what the imprisonment of ⁦⁦Evan Gershkovich⁩ means for the rest of us from ⁦Greg Macafee⁩, editor of The Vindicator in Youngstown. With gratitude #IStandWithEvan

336 days a hostage in Russia

End this nightmare

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NAR appeared to hit rock bottom in October when a jury delivered a $1.8B verdict, finding that the industry kept home-sales fees artificially high. The existential threat to REALTORS was about to get worse. Nicole Friedman and Laura Kusisto report wsj.com/real-estate/na…

46 WEEKS. The Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich hasn't been able to shed light on what's happening in Russia for 46 long weeks because he's been locked in a prison cell in Moscow. He did nothing wrong, and it's time for him to come home #FreeEvan #IStandWithEvan #JournalismIsNotACrime

My last two stories at WSJ ran today: one on Trump/House Republicans and one on milk. Pretty much sums up the last 14.5 years! It was a privilege to work with such talented -- and kind -- colleagues in DC, Chicago and NY.

Monday's dress code: solidarity. 👕✊

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For years I worked closely with the WSJ econ team and they were the best colleagues and friends I could imagine. Smart, generous, deeply sourced, organized as hell. They taught me everything I know about covering the economy.

Andrew is the best financial regulation reporter in the business

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that could have a dramatic effect on how western cities address homelessness wsj.com/us-news/law/su… via The Wall Street Journal

Meanwhile, in the U.S., one of New York's biggest health systems — New York-Presbyterian — is halting midwifery services at one of its hospitals, I report today.

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Google lost an antitrust case bought by videogame maker Epic Games over the market power of its app store wsj.com/tech/google-lo… via The Wall Street Journal

A pregnant Texas woman locked in a fight over aborting a fetus with a fatal abnormality has decided to leave the state for the procedure wsj.com/us-news/law/te… via The Wall Street Journal Laura Kusisto

It has been an appalling 33 weeks since my @wsj colleague Evan Gershkovich was wrongly detained in Russia, just for doing his job as a journalist. #IStandwithEvan #FreeEvan #JournalismIsNotACrime

🎧 In today’s episode of The Journal podcast, Laura Kusisto details the potential changes to how real-estate agents get paid, following a historic court ruling that found Realtors and brokerages liable for artificially inflating commissions on.wsj.com/3u4O9Zr

The Abortion-Rights Movement Is on a Winning Streak. Will Ohio Stop It?

Elections tomorrow in Ohio, Virginia and Kentucky focus heavily on abortion, giving Democrats a last look at the strength of the issue ahead of 2024.

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More than a year after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, one thing seems clear: New state bans have done little so far to deter women from obtaining abortions wsj.com/us-news/roe-v-… via The Wall Street Journal Laura Kusisto