megan twohey

This is the most gut-wrenching story I've ever worked on. So many deaths. So little accountability. And a long quest to find the two shadowy figures behind the website. w/@gabrieldance nytimes.com/interactive/20…

NEW: Last year, a former modeling agent who famously introduced Trump and Melania asked a top ICE official to have the mother of his son detained. Paolo Zampolli told the official that it would help him in a custody battle. The ICE official agreed to help. nytimes.com/2026/03/20/us/…

NEW: Justin Baldoni’s Ex-Publicist Sues Over Alleged Smear Campaign nytimes.com/2024/12/24/bus…

NEW: ‘We Can Bury Anyone’: Inside a Hollywood Smear Machine " --with exclusive link to Blake Lively's complaint nytimes.com/2024/12/21/bus…

NEW: ‘We Can Bury Anyone’: Inside a Hollywood Smear Machine nytimes.com/2024/12/21/bus…

The WaPo is 10 bucks a month, less than 3 silly coffee drinks. Even though I work for The Times, I daily find news stories and opinion columns in The Post that enlarge the world for me. #whyIsubscribe

I have many many #whyisubscribe WaPosters, but let's go with the great @paulschwartzman -- who is a great goddam read every single time.

I hate billionaire-owned media as much as the next person, but if we don't pay for news that's how it'll always be. Also I'd miss @petridishes too much if I cancelled. (Also a mountain of kickass journalism that makes the world better every goddamn day) #whyIsubscribe

One of my all-time favorite @washingtonpost stories, by @john_hudson. For those outraged by Bezos' decision, is there a way for you to speak or act that doesn't involve turning away from the work of these reporters? #whyisubscribe washingtonpost.com/national-secur…

Home to first bylines I ever recognized (@ThomasBoswellWP, @MarkMaske, Wilbon, Kornheiser), place I still constantly turn to (politics, National features, Mideast, investigative, books, and obviously sports), still who I mean when I refer to "The Post" #WhyISubscribe

I worked at @washingtonpost for 18 years and remain a devoted reader of its extraordinary journalism. I echo @Jo_Becker's comment about Post reporters: “They fearlessly hold power to account, including in some cases their own bosses, and they deserve your support.” #WhyISubscribe

I will remain a subscriber of the @washingtonpost . Some reasons why? The important work being done by the visual forensics team led by @ElyseSamuels + live coverage of world events by @libcasey + TikTok content by @davejorgenson. #WhyISubscribe #InSolidarity @PostGuild 🙏🏽

I subscribe to the @washingtonpost because it provides excellent, vital news and analysis; because it employs journalist friends I both admire and envy (@marycjordan and @sullivank among them); and because, dammit, we need more light and less darkness.

My fav pieces last year were @washingtonpost: on @smithsonian's "racial brain collection" washingtonpost.com/history/intera… via @ndungca @clurhealy & Sally Jenkins' longread @ChrissieEvert @Martina washingtonpost.com/sports/interac… Plus, I need to follow Bao Li & Qing Bao @NationalZoo #whyisubscribe

The Washington Post is one of America's great institutions, even though when my friends there kills us on big stories I sometimes wish it weren't so great. The Post delivers essential, groundbreaking journalism that the world needs more than ever. #whyIsubscribe

I subscribe to the @washingtonpost because of the investigative work from reporters like @NickMiroff, whose ground-breaking investigation into the proliferation of fentanyl in the U.S. was one of my favorite pieces from 2023. #WhyISubscribe washingtonpost.com/investigations…

There are so many great reporters at the @washingtonpost who write beautiful and nuanced features, like this story from @rubycramer, and do incredible investigations about the lives of women, like @AmyJBrittain. washingtonpost.com/nation/interac… #whyisubscribe

Even though he tries not to be on here anymore, I'll proclaim that I subscribe to @washingtonpost for @nthjohnwilliams' awesome Books coverage. #WhyISubscribe

I subscribe to the @washingtonpost because its journalists work relentlessly to hold truth to power, like when they investigated how Catholic priests/brothers/sisters sexually abused Native American children who were taken by the US gov’t. #whyisubscribe washingtonpost.com/investigations…

I love the @washingtonpost because the journalism is top notch, the writing is clear and powerful and the people there care deeply about this country. They want their reporting to help and inform others. #whyisubscribe