Steve Thompson
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Accountability reporter for Local Politics at The Washington Post
Joined March 2010
RT @washingtonpost: Exclusive: Over the past two decades, a Baltimore harbor safety committee repeatedly discussed the risks that ever-larg…
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RT @JoeHeim: How RFK Jr. hiring a bird smuggler threw his environmental group into turmoil. Excellent reporting by @PeteJamison @washington…
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RT @estherbintliff: I’m late to it but this @TheAtlantic cover story by @ThompsonJamieL is one of the most perfectly crafted and written ma…
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Supreme Court to hear arguments on Trump’s Colorado ballot eligibility this morning at 10am. Listen to the audio and follow Wapo live coverage here:
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I'm loving the digging and FOIA work @wcp's Suzie Amanuel has done here to help us understand what's going on underneath D.C.'s new voucher rent assessment process.
Contributor Suzie Amanuel exposes issues with DCHA's "rent reasonableness" tool. Rent determinations based on inaccurate data have led to unwarranted rent hikes for voucher recipients, overpaid landlords, and confusion for everyone involved.
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RT @DrJPPham: Nicely nuanced reporting by @washingtonpost’s @Rachel_Chason on the discovery & development of a giant natural gas field off…
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RT @GregJaffe: A smart, nuanced story: Why would an armed officer stand by as a school shooting unfolds? "As a society, as citizens and le…
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Those cops you see not rushing in during a mass shooting ... you'll never think of it the same way. Read this by America's best police reporter @ThompsonJamieL TO STOP A SHOOTER
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RT @iarnsdorf: Outside Detroit, some see little change from four years ago and have not decided how to vote in November From @TheArtist_MBS…
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RT @j__still: Thomas Cruz tells his 1.2 million TikTok followers that he loves exploiting poor people. He says he made a fortune off Sect…
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RT @paulschwartzman: As carjackings rise, food delivery drivers navigate harrowing risks - The Washington Post
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The District of Columbia pays $2,648 per month for his apartment, which has been the subject of a police drug raid. His landlord has been trying since April to evict him for lease violations, but he is still there. He is not alone.
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RT @paulschwartzman: The Harrington’s recent announcement that it’s closing after 109 years will end its reign as the city’s longest contin…
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RT @TracyJan: Prominent pathologist at Johns Hopkins on administrative leave after a misdiagnosis led to a patient’s bladder removal, and a…
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RT @postlocal: On weekday mornings, Lewis Watts leaves his tiny second-floor apartment along Quincy Street in Northwest D.C. Often, his pat…
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RT @paulschwartzman: WaPo exclusive: in first interview, woman tells of lewd texts and unwanted advances made by DC mayor's top advisor, Jo…
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RT @paulschwartzman: Three cheers to @annevhull who once, while we were talking about how to write a story at the WaPo, offered this advise…
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