#Solidarity #WhenWeFightWeWin #UnionStrong

Get shot at, blown up and unjustly detained because you do your job well and go where others won’t.

Cover war like a champ because you know your stuff.

Break news regularly because you’re well-sourced.

And then get laid off.

Fair winds and following seas Dion Nissenbaum

Hundreds of us The Wall Street Journal are reading Evan Gershkovich’s stories today as part of a series of events to mark a year since his unjust arrest in Russia - telling his story until he’s able to tell it himself. Watch here: youtube.com/live/gNweZEDej… #IStandWithEvan

A new message from Evan’s colleagues at ⁦The Wall Street Journal⁩. #iStandwithevan #FreeEvan

Nice from The Wall Street Journal Melanie Evans . We even see patient bills containing facility fees for telemedicine visits -- where the only real facility is their own living room. wsj.com/health/healthc…

We swam at (or near) Brighton beaches all around the world yesterday for Evan Gershkovich, my colleague who has been imprisoned in Russia for a year just for doing his job

#JournalismIsNotACrime
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Photo by Kevin Buckholtz

Here is the crew in California:

We have events happening around the world, starting this weekend, to mark the one-year anniversary of my friend and colleague Evan Gershkovich’s wrongful detention by Russia.

Learn more here, and get involved. #FreeEvan

It's been 50 weeks that my friend and colleague Evan Gershkovich has been detained by Russia. The support from friends, colleagues and strangers keeps us going.

Evan was on the cover of Time magazine. President Biden mentioned him in his State of the Union address.
#FreeEvan

In states that banned abortion, doctors are left to wrestle with tough decisions about high-risk pregnancy care. “I don’t want to have a patient die and be responsible for it,” one Tennessee doctor said. ⁦Kavitha Surana⁩ propublica.org/article/aborti…

46 weeks.

Outrageous.

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My 25 years at The Wall Street Journal ended yesterday, and it was a privilege to have served the last eight in the Washington bureau. I learned so much about how to do good journalism. My passion for news isn't dissipated, and I'm excited to get back to work.

I’ve worked with Kate on several stories. She’s a terrific, indefatigable reporter. You wouldn’t go wrong hiring Kate.

The The Wall Street Journal DC bureau is the most talented, collaborative and genuinely kind place I have ever worked. That’s because of all of the great people who called it home.

We lost so many tremendous reporters and editors today. Each would be a great addition to any newsroom. Hire them.

Still can’t believe the legendary michael siconolfi is retiring after 40 stellar years. A tireless champion of his reporters, pushing us to wring the most out of every story & fact-checking them w/us into the early am. I am so lucky to have worked with him. talkingbiznews.com/media-news/wsj…

An end of an era. I’ve had the incredible privilege and luck to work for two of the best investigative editors of my generation — michael siconolfi and Jeff Leen and they’ve both retired within weeks of each other. Will be sorely missed. talkingbiznews.com/?p=168008

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287 days.

That's how long my friend and The Wall Street Journal colleague Evan Gershkovich has been wrongfully detained by Russia just for doing his job as a reporter.

Evan should be freed immediately.
#IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan

(crypto reporter solidarity pic from SBF trial)

Years ago, I went on a trip Canada with seniors in search of low-cost prescriptions. Now, the Food and Drug Administration is approving Florida’s request to import drugs from Canada wsj.com/health/pharma/… via The Wall Street Journal Liz Essley Whyte

My father, a Minnesotan, would have enjoyed this story about the state's residents who are longing for a cold snap. (Also, because it contains a bit of Minnesota weather history.)

wsj.com/us-news/minnes… The Wall Street Journal

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