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The New York Times: International desk’s new managing editor
The flood of news is without precedent. Over the past three years, Adrienne Carter has led our London newsroom through three wars — in Ukraine, Gaza and now Iran — while building it into an ever more vital cornerstone of everything The New York Times does. Today, we are thrilled to recognize her leadership by announcing she is becoming an international managing editor.
The New York Times appoints new Brazil bureau chief and correspondent
Posted Wednesday, July 22, 2026 11:20 am International correspondents appeared in more than 120 videos published by The Times last year, putting our reporting from around the world in front of vast new audiences. But there’s more work to do in this medium, and we’re excited to announce an important part of our strategy to embrace it: a hybrid text-and-video bureau in Brazil, anchored by two top-notch journalists who will help us explore how video can be a basic part of how we cover the world.
Jon Nuger and John Nelson Recognized Among GrowthCap’s Top Software Investors of 2025 Original
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Berkshire Partners is proud to announce that Managing Director Jon Nuger and Principal John Nelson have been named to GrowthCap’s Top Software Investors of 2025 list. This annual recognition highlights investment professionals based on their investment track records and direct feedback from portfolio company executives.
The New York Times: Staff news for Mexico City - Editor and Publisher
We’re excited to announce that Paulina Villegas has joined the International desk as a reporter in the Mexico City bureau. Paulina has established herself as a powerful chronicler of Latin America’s drug wars, taking readers from secret drug labs to crime scenes of shootouts, from hidden smuggler dens to bustling police stations.
Berkshire Partners Named to GrowthCap’s Top Private Equity Firms of 2025 List Original
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Berkshire Partners is pleased to announce its selection as a GrowthCap Top Private Equity Firm of 2025, marking the third consecutive year the firm has received this recognition—an honor that underscores Berkshire Partners’ dedication to integrity, collaboration, and long-term value creation.
The New York Times: Annie Correal moves to Mexico City bureau - Editor and Publisher
As the machinery of the U.S. government moved into gear against migrants this year, Annie Correal raced all over Latin America to cover it by land, air and sea. She traveled along the deserted U.S.-Mexico border to document the state of play first hand. She reported on El Salvador’s notorious prison system and the deal between the country’s hardline leader and President Trump.
Berkshire Partners' Elizabeth Bride and Katie Ragan Honored in GrowthCap's 2025 “Top Women Leaders in Growth Investing” Original
Leaders recognized for their stellar experience with both investors and portfolio company CEOs BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Berkshire Partners is pleased to announce Managing Director Elizabeth (“Liz”) Bride and Principal Katie Ragan have been named to GrowthCap’s“Top Women Leaders in Growth Investing” 2025 list. The award recognizes women who have made outstanding contributions to growth investing, demonstrating expertise in private capital markets, operational excellence, and portfolio management.
The New York Times announces new role for Ephrat Livni on International desk - Editor and Publisher
The demands of the 24-hour news cycle have changed the way we staff our newsroom and challenged traditional notions of geographic coverage. Today, our journalists in Seoul cover shootings in California and reporters in London contribute to live briefings about elections in Africa. A year ago, at the height of the war in Gaza, we needed a reporter with experience covering complicated, fast-breaking news, a facility in new story forms and a commitment to journalistic independence.
The New York Times: Jack Nicas is Mexico City’s next bureau chief - Editor and Publisher
Posted Friday, June 6, 2025 10:41 am We’re thrilled to announce that Jack Nicas, our intrepid Brazil bureau chief for the past three and a half years, will be taking on a new role, as bureau chief in Mexico City.
Berkshire Partners Managing Director Chris Hadley Named to GrowthCap’s Top Healthcare Investors of 2025 Original
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Berkshire Partners is delighted to announce that Managing Director Chris Hadley has been named a Top Healthcare Investor of 2025 by GrowthCap. This recognition highlights Mr. Hadley’s deep expertise in healthcare investing and his consistent delivery of strategic and operational insights to Berkshire’s portfolio companies. Mr. Hadley has served as a pivotal member of Berkshire’s team for over 26 years, earning a reputation as a respected and skilled professional.
Federal budget deal to cost Long island $110M
In his address to a joint session of Congress on March 4, President Trump declared, “Our goal is to get toxins out of our environment, poisons out of our food supply, and keep children healthy and strong.” Close Never miss a story News, events, culture and more — delivered to you. Thank you for subscribing! Email However, your article on the federal budget deal to cost Long Island $110m (March 20, 2026) blatantly demonstrates that he promises one thing while doing exactly the opposite.
Jyoti Thottam joins International at The New York Times - Editor and Publisher
We are happy to announce that Jyoti Thottam, a senior editor in Opinion, is joining the newsroom as an editor on the International desk in New York. We expect Jyoti to help drive and lift news and enterprise from around the world, bringing her talents and experience to bear on our push to produce more explanatory and ideas journalism in particular.
The New York Times: Expanding portfolio for Diego Ribadeneira - Editor and Publisher
Posted Thursday, March 6, 2025 11:11 am We are thrilled to officially announce that Diego Ribadeneira is growing his editing portfolio to include coverage of Canada, an area ripe for big stories, especially in a year with a critical national election and a possible trade war with the United States. Diego, who is based in New York, continues to oversee our excellent coverage of South America and other parts of the region, and has already jumped in to edit our Canada team.
The New York Times announces new role for Laurie Goodstein - Editor and Publisher
We are thrilled to announce a new role for Laurie Goodstein, a deputy editor on International who will now spearhead stories about people, places and ideas. Laurie loves intimate stories about regular people doing surprising things. She will work with reporters and editors across the desk to deliver unexpected, insightful and irresistible stories that draw us in, leaving us amazed, smarter and always wanting more.
The New York Times appoints new Africa editor - Editor and Publisher
Posted Monday, February 10, 2025 10:03 am We have exciting news about Lauretta Charlton — she is taking on a big role as our new Africa editor, leading a seasoned team of reporters covering a large and growing portion of the world’s population. “Lauretta is a talented editor with a great passion for international news, and for bringing the world to our readers in all of its complexity and texture,” said Alison Mitchell, International news director.
The New York Times announces a promotion for Russell Goldman on International - Editor and Publisher
Over the past decade, the International desk has often turned to Russell Goldman at critical moments. In Hong Kong, he pioneered our approach to live coverage as Covid spread around the world. As weekend editor, he helped direct our report through the first months of the war in Ukraine. And as a regional Middle East editor, he was one of the leaders of our coverage of the Oct. 7 attacks and the war in Gaza. In other words, he is one of the desk’s most versatile editors and experienced leaders.
The New York Times announces new role for Kaly Soto - Editor and Publisher
We are thrilled to announce that Kaly Soto has returned to the United States to become our global news editor for evenings in New York. She will be part of a team of new leaders on the International desk dedicated to constantly improving our digital report, making it more urgent, accessible and authoritative, around the clock and around the world.
The New York Times: Caroline Houck is joining International - Editor and Publisher
Posted Tuesday, August 20, 2024 10:32 am We are pleased to announce that Caroline Houck will join the International desk as a senior staff editor, helping to make our biggest stories more accessible to more people around the world. Caroline will fortify our weekend crew in New York, which has juggled breaking news over countless Saturdays and Sundays. She will also help build out our push for more explanatory journalism, tackling a key goal for the newsroom.
The New York Times: Matina Stevis-Gridneff is our new Canada bureau chief - Editor and Publisher
Posted Monday, June 17, 2024 10:15 am She broke the news that the European Union had agreed to ban Russian oil. She got the global exclusive on how the European Union struck a deal with Pfizer for billions of Covid-19 vaccines. She revealed how the Greek authorities stood by and watched as a disabled migrant ship sank, leading to the deaths of more than 600 people in a maritime disaster that shocked Europe.
The New York Times: International expands its Middle East team - Editor and Publisher
Our coverage of the Israel-Hamas war and its ramifications around the region has been urgent, insightful and distinctive. We have relied on an outstanding team of correspondents in the region and drawn on a deep bench of talent across the newsroom as well as the editing and leadership of Marjorie Olster and others. Now we are investing even more in these efforts. We’re very happy to announce that we’ve added three top-notch, experienced journalists to the team.
The New York Times: International adds global sports team - Editor and Publisher
Posted Thursday, September 28, 2023 2:54 pm We have long admired them from afar. Now we no longer need to: Andrew Das, Jeré Longman, Tariq Panja, Rory Smith and James Wagner are joining the International desk. Their mission will be to report on sports — as well as the people, businesses and ideas that animate them — and what they reveal about societies around the world. Rory and Tariq are our new global sports correspondents, and will be based in the United Kingdom.
The New York Times names a new correspondent in Mexico City - Editor and Publisher
Phil Pan, Greg Winter, Lauren Katzenberg, and Diego Ribadeneira | The New York Times As the Mexico City bureau continues to pursue ambitious stories and expansive coverage of the region, we’re thrilled to announce that Simon Romero will be joining the team as a correspondent. Working alongside Natalie Kitroeff and Maria Abi-Habib, Simon will tackle the region’s most crucial issues, including migration, climate change, rising violence and Mexico’s 2024 presidential election.
Obituary: Constance Diane Winter
This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Featured Classified | Other Greg Winter, Neighbor Port Washington, NY | 1m Constance Diane Winter, previously of 82 Twig Lane, Levittown, New York, died on Saturday, September 7 in the evening. She was 84. She was the adored mother of 4, grandmother of 10, and great grandmother of 2.
Sir Greg Winter wins the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
The first pharmaceutical based on this method, adalimumab, was approved in 2002 and is used for rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis and inflammatory bowel diseases. Since then, phage display has produced antibodies that can neutralise toxins, counteract autoimmune diseases and cure metastatic cancer. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the 2018 Prize this morning with one half to Frances H. Arnold and the other half jointly to George P. Smith and Sir Gregory P. Winter.
Opportunity Council celebrates 50 years serving Bellingham residents
I’m going to wager a bet that you didn’t know May was “Community Action Month.”That’s our fault. While community action agencies like the Opportunity Council are working to build stronger, healthier communities for all people, all across the country, we rarely take time to tell people about it.
VIEWPOINT | Public services are an investment that pay off
I’ll wager that you didn’t know May was “Community Action Month.” That’s our fault. While community action agencies like the Opportunity Council are working to build stronger, healthier communities for all people, all across the country, we rarely take the time to tell people about it. I’ll also wager a side bet that you know someone whose life is better because of “community action.” Maybe your neighbor was able to stay warm last winter thanks to an energy assistance grant.
Public services are an investment that pay off | Sound Off
I’ll wager that you didn’t know May was “Community Action Month.” That’s our fault. While community action agencies like the Opportunity Council are working to build stronger, healthier communities for all people, all across the country, we rarely take the time to tell people about it. I’ll also wager a side bet that you know someone whose life is better because of “community action”. Maybe your neighbor was able to stay warm last winter thanks to an energy assistance grant.
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