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@ryangabrielson

Investigative reporter . Bear down, Arizona. DMs open. Public key:

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    Jun 16

    17 hours of internal jail video shows Phillip Garcia suffered immensely as deputies punched, shoved and wrenched his head + limbs in full restraints. Thousands of pages of Riverside County sheriff's records show violent force is standard protocol.

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    3 hours ago

    Here we see daily tests per million (y-axis) against confirmed cases per million (x-axis). Countries at the same height are doing a similar amount of testing, but the US is far off on the right with a larger outbreak and higher positivity. 5/7 Source:

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    3 hours ago

    THINK LIKE AN EPIDEMIOLOGIST: The chart below is tests per 1000 people. Relative to other countries, the United States is doing a lot of testing. So why do public health experts say that testing is inadequate in the US? A thread. 1/7 Source:

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    3 hours ago

    I spent a year following a pilot for low-income Black mothers in Jackson, MS, for . This is one woman's story.

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    16 hours ago

    3. If one looks at the seven major felony offenses – murder, rape, robbery, assault, burglary, grand larceny, & GL auto, crime is **DOWN** in NYC this year. I know that’s not what the press is telling you, but it’s right there on the NYPD website.

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    16 hours ago

    7. Again you get the same result. If you look at murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault, those, in aggregate, are *DOWN* this year in NYC, not up. Again, its right there, clear as day on the NYPD’s website.

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    24 hours ago

    Harrowing story of harassment in digital age: A man took out a protective order against his ex, saying she was repeatedly harassing him. But he was sending the messages after hacking/spoofing her accounts. She did four nights in jail - he got 4 yrs today

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    Jul 27

    San Francisco's nursing home Laguna Honda has 700 residents. So far, no one has died of . How this home has averted a coronavirus disaster so far: resources, training, leadership, following best practices according to science. This is doable.

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    Jul 27

    This sign was at the Middle Fork Trailhead near North Bend, along with a string of paper cranes. I'll never hike there again without thinking of Kurt, lover of this hike, father of four.

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    Jul 26

    So let’s define the kitchen sink: 1. start with universal mask wearing. We didn’t do this in Mar-April and let’s chalk it up to faulty instructions. But we know better now. 2. Keep the bars & restaurants & churches & transit closed. All hot spots. 3. Prohibit interstate travel10/

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    Jul 26

    COVID Update July 26: We can virtually eliminate the virus any time we decide to. 1/

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  12. Jul 27

    "Sunday afternoon, the status of the game amid a coronavirus outbreak was decided by a group text-message between Marlins players."

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    Jul 27

    MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred joined us on July 1st. Here's what he said on what would need to happen for him to consider pausing the season.

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    Jul 26

    “If you talk to our church members right now, they’d tell you we’d do it again. It was that good.” A small Alabama church had a revival and now 40 people have coronavirus

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    Jul 26

    Highly recommend this epic on the reality that confronts us as climate change desiccates crops, dries up water sources, and gobbles up shorelines: Millions of people are fleeing rural areas for squalid cities, where hunger and violence await.

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    Jul 25

    Agriculture is king and poverty is pervasive in San Joaquin County. Officials knew coronavirus could ravage its farmworkers. Why didn’t officials stop it?

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    Jul 26

    Attention all A's drummers! Send us your audio to the email below. Do your best avoid echoey rooms & stand a few feet back from the mic.

    Let's do it! Send us your drumming audio at tweet@athletics.com 🥁🥁🥁
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    Jul 26

    Here's my story on the events honoring John Lewis today, w/ a beautiful photo gallery by . I reported from the ground & called quotes & color in old-school-style to , who deftly wove it all together. Great group effort today.

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    Jul 26

    This NYC complaints against police database is downloadable.

    “The database gives the people of New York City a glimpse at how allegations involving police misconduct have been handled, and allows journalists and ordinary citizens alike to look more deeply at the records of particular officers.”
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    Jul 26

    Baseball mascots aimlessly wandering empty ballparks while trying to interact with cardboard cutouts of fans is arguably the most dystopian part of this pandemic

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    The Phanatic does the wave!
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    Jul 26

    ProPublica is what every news org should strive to be.

    The news website ProPublica has published a database containing complaint information against thousands of New York City police officers, days after a federal judge paused the public release of the records after law enforcement unions sued the city.
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