Nathaniel Weixel

Hey guys, remember healthcare?

@AaronKAlbright His son is an asst coach at UCONN, just hired as HC at Boston College

Bill Murray is apparently in town.

HBOs ncaa platform is terrible. I see another game I want to watch but can’t navigate there

At least 19 of our @EENewsUpdates @POLITICOProcolleagues have decided to take the buyout and leave us this week. It's no small amount. Not everyone was offered a buyout @politico. 1/4

mission accomplished

Was SGA suposed to stop before he hit the record?

Trump, State of the Union, Feb. 25: Gasoline "is now below $2.30 a gallon in most states, and in some places $1.99 a gallon." Price of gas, Monday: $3.48 a gallon.

You youths probably don't remember this

To anyone still gullible enough to fall for scummy media hoaxes: Trump said warmongering neocons love sending your kids to die for wars they would never fight themselves. Liz Cheney is Kamala’s top advisor. Liz wants to invade the whole Middle East. Kamala = WWIII. Trump = Peace.

Now that its Olympics stories have run, the Washington Post sports section is a zombie filled with wire copy.

Oh, you got up early to watch Olympic hockey? That’s cool. I got up at 5:45 because my toddler was literally shouting for pasta and fried chicken.

So Hegseth can graduate from Ivy League schools and no one else can?

Staff at NIAID have been instructed to remove the words “biodefense” and “pandemic preparedness” from the US institute’s web pages, according to e-mails Nature has obtained. Read more about the shift in direction for NIAID. go.nature.com/4kUhyff

Commanders leave 3 seats open for The Washington Post and Dan Quinn says what a loss it is to not have them covering the team

Every word @TinaBrownLM writes here is perfect. A masterclass analysis of the current state of the Post, strangled by its owner and its greedy, manipulative embarrassment of a former publisher. open.substack.com/pub/tinabrown/…

@MCDOTNow same at Georgia and Plyers Mill @311MC311

I often refrain from saying anything here that I’ve already seen posted or reposted by someone else. So while I was tempted yesterday to say it was the worst day of my nearly 18 years at The Post, it had already been said - and said well by many others. But today, for the record, since there is not one mention of it in the print edition delivered to my home in the nation’s capital: leaders at The Washington Post yesterday laid off 300 journalists. They closed bureaus around the globe, leaving fewer eyes on vital power centers and hostile regimes. They vastly shrunk our ability to cover the District of Columbia and the surrounding area. They abandoned the coverage of sports teams central to the region’s identity and at a time when upheaval and online sports gambling has become pervasive. They fired a stunning number of talented colleagues who make sense of the world around us in technology, business, education, climate, health and more. They fired journalists who take and select photos, edit video, produce audio, sketch graphics and who conceive and create other forms of digital story telling. They fired Pulitzer winning investigative reporters who spent the last year writing about the growing political influence of billionaires and dedicated editors and unsung heroes who every day save our copy from errors. It was, by any metric, a Washington Post-worthy news story, a story of gross corporate fiscal mismanagement, of a loss of independent media - of the buckling, critics would say; “restructuring,”  Post leaders would say - of an American institution. In the newsroom, there are goodbyes to come for so many journalists I’ve been proud to call colleagues. Sadly, it was not a one-day story, readers will soon see.

Every GOP talking point about gerrymandering that isn’t “And this is why we should ban gerrymandering nationwide” is either bad faith or loser-speak. They deserve it!

Trump was very clear this week that he wants Republicans to "nationalize" elections. But for GOP senators, Trump was just talking about a voter ID bill. Because, you know, hear the thing you wish you heard instead of what Trump said. ms.now/news/republica…

Will Lewis was too busy to join the call to tell his staff he’s destroying the @washingtonpost sports department yesterday … but he did have time to walk the red carpet at NFL Honors here in San Francisco today. Amazing.

So yall really aren’t going to do anything about this, huh. Pictured: my bus stop and the sidewalk leading to Benning metro station @311DCgov @wmata

Top Senate negotiators say an effort to renew expired healthcare subsidies has effectively collapsed wsj.com/politics/polic…