Talking on Weekend Edition with Elissa Nadworny about how CIA is leveraging a generational opportunity to recruit Russian agents. npr.org/2024/02/04/122…

This is a fascinating read with great reporting on what’s happened to Mariupol

How Ukraine is trying to help its ‘lost generation’ ft.com/content/d9acb3… via Isobel Koshiw

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HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Dartmouth basketball team votes to unionize in historic step toward forming the first labor union for college athletes.

Today, the U.S. Department of Education announced what I found two years ago: Liberty University violated fed law in their treatment of sexual assault survivors. Today the news will be the historic $14M fine against Liberty. But the bravery of the survivors is the real story: propublica.org/article/the-li…

Alabama Supreme Court Justice Sarah Stewart, who was part of a court majority that ruled frozen embryos are considered children under a state law, has won the Republican nomination for Alabama chief justice. apnews.com/article/alabam…

There are more people serving a life sentence in prison today than there were people in prison at all in 1970. Now those prisoners are growing old. That is a problem. Prisons aren't set up to care for the elderly. npr.org/2024/03/11/123…

Today World Central Kitchen is reaching 37 million meals in Gaza. On the same day that we hoped to finish our Jetty and download 200 tones on a pilot test before bad weather. So far 2 crates already delivered from the Open Arms barge.🙏But still more to do next few ours…#FeedTheNorth

#Gaza: "Those who pay the highest price in war are mothers and kids.They are becoming less and less hopeful. They are giving up." - Hiba Tibi, Country Director for CARE in West Bank and Gaza NPR Elissa Nadworny ow.ly/AUGZ50R49kn

Thrilled to be named an ⁦Education Writers Association⁩ finalist!!! for the Features category for our reporting on a Ukrainian kindergarten. Can’t wait to dive into all the other great work! Including ⁦Eric Hoover⁩’s deep dive into emergency aid 👏👏 chronicle.com/article/48-hou…

More than 5,000 women are expected to give birth in the next month in Gaza. Dr. Maram, Project HOPE's lead physician in Deir al Balah, spoke with Elissa Nadworny at NPR about the health risks facing pregnant women and children in Gaza: npr.org/2024/04/03/124…

Part 2 of our reporting on maternal health in Gaza aired on All Things Considered You can listen here npr.org/2024/04/03/124…

Friday night's 2024 #WFinalFour matchup between No. 1 Iowa Women's Basketball & No. 3 UConn Women’s Basketball was the MOST-WATCHED #NCAAWBB game EVER 🎉 🏀 Peak 17M viewers 🏀 Highest audience for ANY BASKETBALL GAME on record 🏀 Iowa-UConn was the most-viewed college event ever on ESPN+ #MarchMadness

Forever indebted to editors — both official and informal — who help me shape stories from the beginning. It’s true that talking extensively about a story before you write it is a form of procrastination but honestly it’s also essential. 😂❤️

SCOTUS dismissed the latest abortion related case this term — reinstating a lower-court ruling that paused Idaho’s near-total abortion ban. Meaning FOR NOW — ER docs can perform pregnancy terminations to save a women’s health, not just their life.

After the CNN Presidential Debate tonight tune in for analysis w NPR Politics Domenico Montanaro, Franco Ordoñez & Deepa Shivaram, chief economics correspondent scott horsley, immigration correspondent Sergio Martínez-Beltrán & correspondent Elissa Nadworny, who covers reproductive rights 📻

"I support Roe v Wade, which had three trimesters. The first time, is between a woman and a doctor. Second time is between a doctor and an extreme situation. A third time is between the doctor, I mean, between the women and the state." Stunning. The Democrats' best issue.

A year in the life of a mom & baby from Gaza via Elissa Nadworny Hijazi was 8 mos pregnant when an Israeli airstrike hit the apartment where she lived, killing her son and seven family members. She delivered her daughter via C-section shortly after. npr.org/2024/10/08/nx-…