Erica L. Green

Few reporters are as tough, thorough and no-b.s. as @NYTLiz is. nytimes.com/2026/04/22/us/…

HOW TRUMP TOOK THE US TO WAR WITH IRAN: @jonathanvswan and report for our forthcoming book, out June 23 with excerpt here nytimes.com/2026/04/07/us/…

🚨 COVER/TITLE REVEAL: @maggieNYT & @jonathanvswan, out 6/23 >> "Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump" • I hear 1,000 interviews ... including an hour in the Oval w @realDonaldTrump • Oval, Sit Room leaks 👇Behind the scenes axios.com/2026/04/07/exc…

Here's a gift link to a story by our NYT team on Trump's path to war. nytimes.com/2026/03/02/us/…

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@NedStanley @alexanderrusso Miss you Ned! ❤️❤️

I let out an "Oh yes" as soon as I saw @alexanderrusso's new interview with @EricaLG in the inbox. Absolutely can't wait to listen to two of my favs.

Out today: "Miracle Children," the powerful, gripping book by @ktbenner and @EricaLG exposing an educational huckster who fooled the Ivies and the world with fake success stories that exploited underprivileged students. politics-prose.com/book/978125075… amazon.com/Miracle-Childr…

@SallyGold Wheeeee!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Officially official and so excited to dig in! Pls send along scoops/tips/stories ideas - even if you think I won’t care, I probably will. nytco.com/press/sally-go…

NEW in a story on Trump's age by @katierogers and me: Trump's first official event starts later in the day. In 2017, his day's scheduled events began at 10:31 a.m. on average. By contrast, Trump in 2025 is starting his scheduled events in the afternoon on average, at 12:08 p.m.

NEW w @dylfreed: President Trump seems almost omnipresent in American life. But we analyzed his schedules, & Americans see him a lot less than they used to. He starts around noon, his days are shorter, and he's traveling less than he did in his 1st term. nytimes.com/2025/11/25/us/…

@kevinjonheller I did not. And you are right! Thanks for flagging!

I really hope @EricaLG didn't write this horrific headline. The R-word is not a "Native American name." It's a racist slur. As is the I-word for many (not all) Native Americans. nytimes.com/2025/07/20/us/…

@nyttypos Forgot. Again, I’m not on here much!

@EricaLG Had to switch accounts to read your first reply because on here I muted all the common emojis on account of hating them

29 typos and style guide violations yesterday.

@nyttypos And thank you. I’m not on here much.

Typo 26 of the day: Putin escalating is a fused participle that should read Putin’s escalating. @EricaLG

@nyttypos Do you not take holidays 😂

In @nytopinion “This anti-press playbook is now being used here in this country — and it could not come at a more difficult time for the American press,” writes A.G. Sulzberger, the publisher of The New York Times. Read more in his essay: nyti.ms/4jX2JqT

Politicians and their supporters often try to dismiss independent journalism, as the truth can be uncomfortable. But we will continue to report fairly and accurately, and stand behind what we uncover, regardless of which party is in office.

@nyttypos Hahahah. 🙏🏾

@EricaLG Musk has deprioritized people who don’t pay for verification in the algorithm, so big threads are the only way to get any viewership

83 typos and style guide violations yesterday.

@nyttypos Did you have to number them, jeez! Thanks.

Typos 42 and 43 of the day: under your style guide you modify capitalization in quotes to follow your style and lowercase titles unless they immediately precede their bearers’ names, so President should be lowercase. @EricaLG

@nyttypos FWIW: I don’t think your fact-checking is partisan!

My conservative followers keep nagging me about my supposedly partisan factual corrections, so I thought maybe I would gratify them by noting that these are not actually inconsistent statements. cc @EricaLG

@nyttypos Noted. Thanks.

@EricaLG It isn’t inconsistent to want race-blind hiring and think diversity-based hiring leads to hiring lots of unqualified people. These views often go in tandem.