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Your Highlights The Nation @thenation "What happens in Haiti stays in Haiti. There, for the Americans, Black lives don't matter." Were the Recent Haiti Kidnappings Business, Politics—or Both? Both the assassination of Jovenel Moïse and the recent kidnapping of the Christian missionari... more thenation.com  1  2  1 NYT Metro @NYTMetro Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman are perhaps best known for their roles assisting President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudolph Giuliani, as he led a shadow campaign in 2018 and 2019 to pressure Ukraine to investigate President Biden. Ex-Giuliani Ally Gained Easy Access to Trump's Orbit, Texts Show Lev Parnas appeared to parlay donations to Republican candidates into influence and access — ... more nytimes.com  1 Poynter @Poynter John King joined CNN's "New Day" on Wednesday to talk about his multiple sclerosis diagnosis, and said he had not planned on announcing it on air, but felt the need to when talking about the importance of people getting vaccinated against COVID-19. John King talks about the 'mistake' of keeping his multiple sclerosis diagnosis a secret - Poynter Before Tuesday, only a dozen people close to him were aware of his diagnosis. poynter.org  1  5 Says Who Podcast @sayswhopodcast think it's really more of an oil-spill type situation. twitter.com/KittiFantastic…  4  8 OpenNews @opennews Our community call is happening NOW! Join to chat about rethinking election results reporting and following up on the Leaver's survey with a JOC worker survey. etherpad.opennews.org/p/communitycal… NYTimes Tech @nytimestech Today in On Tech, @ShiraOvide writes that Comcast TVs may never be best sellers, but they're interesting because of what they represent: the corporate land grab to become the starting point for all things streaming in Americans' homes. Why the Cable Company Is Selling TVs It all comes down to having power over what Americans watch and how. nytimes.com See more on Twitter Help  |  Privacy  |  Reset password  |  Download app We sent this email to @EileeceyLieuten. Unsubscribe Twitter, Inc. 1355 Market Street, Suite 900 San Francisco, CA 94103