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Tiger Woods has been Charged with a DUI following a major car accident. Woods is believed to be under the influence of some medication as he refused urine testing but passed breathalyzer. #JMC602
New season, new era. 🏀 The WNBA’s new CBA is a huge step forward for the league and the players. Love to see the game keep growing #JMC602
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There is a new friend chicken sandwich shop coming to the city starting Thursday this week. Hencraft is being opened by Delaware North and It will be on Delaware Ave. Delaware North plans to have it put into all the local stadiums and arenas in the Buffalo area. #JMC602
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A federal judge ruling L.A. violated the rights of unhoused people by destroying their property stood out to me. It shows how often this sort of thing happens and most are unaware. It also made me wonder how often this harm is underreported. #JMC602
I left feeling energized and ready to put lessons into action, both academically and professionally. Sometimes the biggest value of learning is realizing how to learn better. #JMC602
The session reminded me that growth isn’t just skill-based. It’s mindset-based too. Taking time to reflect before acting can prevent mistakes and improve outcomes. #JMC602
Masterclass reflection: it’s amazing how a short session can change your perspective. I’m rethinking how I plan projects, set goals, and stay intentional in my work. #JMC602
Hearing other participants’ questions gave me new perspectives too. Learning is never solo. Your peers often spark the best insights. I’m walking away motivated and thoughtful. #JMC602
The instructor emphasized intentional learning: don’t just “do” stuff, understand why it matters. That’s something I can use in both my journalism projects and grad school assignments. #JMC602
The biggest takeaway from the masterclass? Mindset matters as much as the skills. How you approach challenges changes everything. Feeling inspired to apply these lessons in my work and school. #JMC602
The discussion on professional presence was key. How you communicate and represent yourself online affects everything. Your network, your reputation, even opportunities. #JMC602
One tip that stood out: small, consistent improvements beat big, occasional efforts. Whether it’s reporting, podcasting, or writing assignments, this hits hard. #JMC602
The masterclass gave practical advice I can actually use in my career. From audience engagement to clear storytelling, it reminded me why details matter. #JMC602
This is beneficial to me because, as I continue my career in the journalism field, it has given me more ideas on how I can research and come up with ideas to publish the best story possible. #JMC602
This stood out to me because readers forget that the journalists writing the articles are not just writing the article. They are also feeling the emotions just like everyone else. It was very well said by Jon Branch. #JMC602
Jon Branch said, “You know, you do fires. You are just, in the moment, just going, there's a bigger picture here that's not about me. And somehow you just do it and deal with it, and maybe at some point you take a deep breath and be like, okay, that was heavy.” This is a true statement. #JMC602
When Jon Branch went into the New York Times building, he was asked what they could do to help tell the story. That question stood out to him because he believes everyone should approach a story in several ways that can be helpful. The more evidence I can provide in a story, the better. #JMC602
After listening to John Branch, one of the things that stood out to me was that he said he researched and googled as much information as possible, and that one of the things that stood out to him was access to public records. I know when I work on my own stories, I will follow his lead. #JMC602
John Branch spoke about how Journalism is constantly evolving. Platforms, storytelling styles, and audience expectations can change quickly. Staying adaptable and continuing to learn is just as important as mastering what you already know. #JMC602
John Branch said flexibility is huge in this industry. Be willing to wear different hats and learn new skills as opportunities come. At the same time, find your calling card, that one thing people associate you with professionally and build your identity around it. #JMC602
During a masterclass with John Branch, I really appreciated the discussion about respect for journalists. Hopefully, the profession continues moving toward a space where accuracy, integrity, and trust are valued the way they once were.
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Free agents & draft buzz: Top names like J.T. Hendrickson & Tyler Linderbaum could shake 2026 draft boards. Teams debate vets vs rookies. Free agency early moves may reshape the first round. #JMC602
Trade Grades: Chiefs scored big getting Trent McDuffie’s pick 🧠, Lions get an A moving David Montgomery, Browns stumble on Tytus Howard D+. Teams juggle win-now vs long-term plans. Offseason moves are already shaking up the NFL! #JMC602
The 2026 NFL offseason is on 🔥 Teams are making big moves with trades & early signings before free agency starts March 9. Veterans, draft picks, and gambles are reshaping rosters. Who’s winning and who’s losing so far? espn.com #JMC602
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The NFL salary cap continuing to rise shows how strong the league’s financial ecosystem has become. More revenue from media rights, streaming deals, and global expansion means teams will have more flexibility to retain stars and build competitive rosters. #JMC602
The tournament format will be expanded into two single-elimination tournaments. A champion will be named in both the Grapefruit League in Florida and the Cactus League in Arizona. Some players to look out for are Tigers prospect Max Clark and Nationals prospect Eli Willits. #JMC602
The most profound thing I heard Branch say in the masterclass was that he hopes we get to a better place where truth is respected again. As a journalist myself, I hope we do, too. I am a proponent of telling the truth. We should strive to tell the truth and report nothing but the facts.
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Branch also said in the masterclass to not script your career and look in the doors along the way. I will do this as I never know when a good opportunity might be awaiting me. As a journalist, I think I have to be willing to take risks and make leaps that might be uncomfortable at first.
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All of this seems promising for D.C. national sports, but the local sports -- such as high school and smaller D1 colleges -- remains an unknown. While The Athletic has helped bolster the New York Times' revenues, the publication having a true "D.C. Sports Desk" remains far-fetched (FIN). #jmc602
Analytics and conversation drive some of the editorial process now, so we should use all the tools available to us to help shape our stories (FIN). #jmc602
