Bob Woodward joined Twitter on Thursday. He’s not verified yet, but a spokesperson for The Washington Post confirmed that’s really him.
The Post associate editor’s first tweet is a nice jab at himself with a video from 2010 where he struggles to understand why everyone’s so excited about the Post’s iPad app.
Legendary Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee realized the future was here in 2010. Woodward didn't: http://t.co/JH12HciNDk
— Bob Woodward (@realBobWoodward) September 17, 2015
Kari Lake, who has spent years decrying ‘fake news,’ may head the federally funded broadcaster that provides independent news worldwide
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Rigorous reporting revealed a potentially big story was a nonstory. For its verification efforts, the nonprofit took a beating.
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