Tony Cavin

Mark Knoller was, by any measure, a legend of the White House press corps. His generosity with knowledge about covering the White House was as defining as the knowledge itself.

My brilliant wife has done it again!  @gingerthomp1 ‘s piece on a large hospital in a small southern town is out both  In print and on podcast  Read it here Sick in a Hospital Town propublica.org/article/sick-i… Or listen here or wherever you get your podcasts

Who exactly were the men the Trump Administration sent to a maximum security prison in El Salvador? Smart reporting from Pro Publica projects.propublica.org/venezuelan-imm…

Trump Administration Knew Most Venezuelans Deported to El Salvador Had No U.S. Crime Convictions propublica.org/article/trump-…

NPR, public radio stations sue Trump White House over funding ban npr.org/2025/05/27/nx-…

White House looking to replace Pete Hegseth as defense secretary npr.org/2025/04/21/nx-…

As the Trump administration goes about expelling asylum seekers without due process and against federal court orders, international groups charged with upholding basic protections for migrants buckle under the pressure. From @propublica propublica.org/article/trump-…

White House deports hundreds of alleged gang members to El Salvador npr.org/2025/03/16/g-s…

'Bloody Saturday' at Voice of America and Radio Free Asia npr.org/2025/03/15/nx-…

Facing Mass Deportation, Immigrants Pack their Belongings propublica.org/article/immigr…

How Latinos vote could play a critical role on Tuesday. The latest in @propublica's immigration series examines how recent events on the border have upended politics there, threatening to turn Democratic strongholds red. By @Perla_Trevizo and @g_dvalle. propublica.org/article/del-ri…

Months ago @emilytgreen came to @propublica with a tip that kidnappings in Mexico were happening at massive scale, right as the US pressured that country to stop migrants heading north. Read one family's account of being held in a chicken coop. propublica.org/article/immigr…

'Washington Post' won't endorse any presidential candidate npr.org/2024/10/25/nx-…

Smart piece that explains how this wave of immigration differs from previous projects.propublica.org/new-effects-of…

Why can’t Bob Costas learn to properly pronounce the name Pérez? It’s one of the most common names in Spanish.

Congratulations to all my NPR colleagues on their @RTDNA #Murrow wins, just absolutely terrific work: read about them and most importantly LISTEN to their stories here--> npr.org/sections/npr-e…

Reporters don't edit stories. Reporters don't top-edit stories. Reporters don't schedule stories. Reporters don't copyedit. Reporters don't publish stories. This was a big fuckup. But I'm not sure it's a firing offense*--and I especially don't think it was down to one person.

My brilliant wife ⁦@gingerthomp1⁩ named Managing Editor at ProPublica propublica.org/atpropublica/g…