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How a journalist used her newsletter to break the story about a White House plan to freeze federal grants — and how she's building a business
The Brooklyn-based independent journalist broke a major White House story through her newsletter The Handbasket. She published the scoop on a memo from the White House Office of Management and ...
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The power of independent journalism: From her Brooklyn apartment, she ‘scooped’ the nation’s media
Kabas has her own website, the Handbasket, but to give the story wider visibility, she posted a screen shot of the memo on the social media site Bluesky. Then she waited. Her stomach was in knots.
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Someone flooded HUD HQ TVs with an AI-generated video of Trump and Musk.
As shown in a clip posted by The Handbasket writer Marisa Kabas, people in the Department of Housing and Urban Development HQ were greeted on day one of their mandatory return to office with what ...
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How a journalist used her newsletter to break the story about a White House plan to freeze federal grants — and how she's building a business
Kabas publishes her own newsletter, called The Handbasket, on Beehiiv. She broke down how she built and is growing her newsletter business, which has 17,500 subscribers. Everything changed for ...