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Executive Director, The Utah Investigative Journalism Project
Executive Director of The Utah Investigative Journalism Project, freelancer, excavator and raker of muck
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Courts and Legal Affairs Reporter, The Post-Standard
Courts and legal affairs reporter for Syracuse.com and The Post-Standard. Classical violinist and hiker. Love the Adirondacks. Recent 26.2er!
Reporter, WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD)
Reporter/Editor for @WYPR881FM. I tweet mostly about Maryland politics and government, Baltimore, and my dogs. Send tips to rbaye@wypr.org.
Investigative Reporter, Broad + Liberty
George Jones fan. Unaffiliated. Fatiguable, #MECFS sufferer. The means should flatter the ends.
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Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI)
Director, Center for Energy & Environment and Senior Fellow, Competitive Enterprise Institute. Views are my own. RT ≠ endorsement
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Journalist, Alpharetta-Roswell Herald
Staff writer and columnist for @joplinglobe. I like to read, write, and sleep. And eat baked goods.
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Journalist, Freelance
Energy & Environment Reporter @dcexaminer | Red Sox fan | Dr. Pepper enthusiast | she/her
Senior Reporter, Broadcast Magazine
Senior Reporter for @broadcast_sport and @broadcast_TECH. Formerly @Metro_Sport. MA Interactive @cityjournalism
Senior Editor, KJZZ-FM (Phoenix, AZ)
editor @kjzzphoenix | "Quite the sleuth journalist," according to a public official in a FOIAed email | send tips to bgiles@kjzz.org.
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