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“I am now the acting chair." —Malinda Pego “I am still chair of the Michigan Republican Party." —Kristina Karamo Get caught up on the Michigan GOP power struggle here: detroitnews.com/story/news/pol… via Craig Mauger & Marnie Muñoz The Detroit News

NEWS: A lawsuit is expected to be launched in the coming days in the fight over who controls the Michigan Republican Party. Opponents of Kristina Karamo plan to ask the courts to intervene. detroitnews.com/story/news/pol…

My greatest parenting shame on the show this week

A journalist's job is to look at the evidence and report what they find. I've done both. detroitnews.com/story/news/pol…

Ronna McDaniel is reportedly getting a commentary job with NBC. Here’s our reporting from December about her involvement in a call to pressure the Wayne County canvassers not to sign the 2020 election certification:

This may be the most incredible example of what radio can do - that I've ever heard. And it's also such an important story.

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Today on the Daily: a special and, we think, important episode. What would a second Trump presidency really would look like? And what kind of threat would it represent to American democracy? A deep-dive into what we know from three of the best reporters in the country:

Well, more @wsj layoffs today. Dow Jones stock is up, margins are up, there’s a new windfall AI deal in place and we’re cutting good reporters.

Ben is a great reporter and the kind of person you want in your newsroom. In 2017, after WSJ editors shrugged off the possibility of violence in Charlottesville, he took it upon himself to go there on his own and in doing so made sure the paper had someone on the ground.

Ben's irreplaceable. So many are. Every day we need really good reporting, in an environment where so many people are distrusting the news. If that's not what WSJ values, I'm not sure what it is that matters to them.

Imagine being a journalist writing this about your fellow journalists who were terminated, saying they deserved to get "weeded out" for "not doing a whole lot of work for a long time"

Making montages and pulling ambi like it's 2014

Nothing explains why, when handed a perfect abortion question on a silk pillow, Biden started talking about a woman raped and killed by an illegal immigrant. That’s not overpreparing. That’s… something else

This is also why it’s impt to not get your news through partisans. Up until yesterday yall had convinced yourselves that a president avoiding most media interviews was some stroke of strategic genius. The baseline marginal voter was more prepared for Biden’s performance

LIVE: President Joe Biden speaks post-NATO summit in Washington, DC x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

I'm serious about this. For a month and a half, journalists can just fling voting questions out to like two dozen experts and see which one answers first i am not making this up has sourcing ever been easier it has not

The show is a real-time quest to figure out how to make journalism better. We launch today, with our first two episodes. On episode two I'm joined by Astead, zoe chace, Ira Glass, and Jonathan Eig. We'll be coming out every other Thursday from here on.

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