Kim Dozier

I’m excited to announce my next venture, DemocracyPillow. It offers all of the comfort of a free and fair election, without any of the martial law!

Journalists across the country are preparing to cover protests at state capitols in advance of next week’s presidential inauguration. They could become targets. https://t.co/VkWMWCRlwo

28 years after walking into the State Dept as an intern, I am deeply honored to return as Counselor and to work alongside such talented colleagues and for ⁦@ABlinken⁩. Together with the Foreign Service and Civil Service, we will build back better. https://t.co/LTuhYqs78K

It’s these kind of last minute shenanigans that will undermine Miller’s reputation forever and reinforce the view that this crew is up to no good https://t.co/FGWXqmIQUZ

A chilling visual reconstruction of the Capitol siege from a giant team of journalists. The Post mapped the rioters’ movements and assessed how close they came to lawmakers. https://t.co/9bFNxMKzpM

NEW: Acting defense secretary orders NSA director to immediately install former GOP operative as the agency’s top lawyer. Chris Miller gave Gen. Nakasone the order on Saturday. https://t.co/ABS6YKEIbt

We all need a little of this in our feeds. 😍 https://t.co/pVox8LIa4j

Today marks two years since Navy Chief Cryptologic Technician Shannon Kent, Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Jonathan Farmer, civilian intelligence officer Scott Wirtz and interpreter Ghadir Taher were killed in a suicide blast in Manbij. RIP. https://t.co/7bp7AHbcy5

A sign of strained times: Wesley Beeler's arrest made a brief splash on Twitter. But The Post is told that he has no extremist ties, cooperated w/ police and was cleared from further investigation, except for a charge of carrying a pistol w/o a license. https://t.co/YT7BYBS0Qd

“The (far-right) movement has diversified geographically, it has diversified demographically and socioeconomically,” says @ColinPClarke. “The internet has allowed people who wouldn’t normally cross paths to converge online” https://t.co/LwLt40Qw99

Still trying to wrap my head around the fact that a bunch of people who think Bill Gates is going to inject them with a chip stormed the US Capitol with their cell phones’ location data enabled.

A mysterious Scottish company owned by two Russians helped keep the far-right website 8kun online, used to plot last week's Capitol attacks. The Russians' other clients include the ministry of defence in Moscow. Story by @kari_paul, me and @severincarrell https://t.co/EPASa5Vbbf

“What does brain flexibility and rapid cortical takeover have to do with dreaming? Perhaps more than previously thought,” write @davideagleman and Don Vaughn https://t.co/WbG6fAGM7D

Chilling reporting from @shustry on the Azov white supremacist group in Ukraine...and its global ties. @TIME https://t.co/qfVMzWkqRL

“If it wasn't my job, I would have done that for free. .. It was absolutely my pleasure to crush a white nationalist insurrection... and we’ll do it as many times as it takes.” Thank you, D.C. Police Officer Daniel Hodges. 💯 (via @nbcwashington) https://t.co/ZkK4UebWtD

“If it wasn’t my job I would do it for free. It was absolutely my pleasure to crush a white nationalist insurrection,” he said. “And we’ll do it as many times as it takes.” https://t.co/XxzwGkwL12

Let me complete that quote for you: "It may have been an act of political suicide, but it's what I felt was necessary for the good of the country, to have accountability in this moment but also to set a path to moving forward," Meijer told the Free Press on Thursday. https://t.co/JwAPtrxPal

And to @krisvancleave — with whom I have literally been to hell and back. In a rental car. While he played country music for 14 hours. And who is one of the best live news reporters I’ve ever seen in action. The hill better get ready for KVC. https://t.co/gfbeMfgpnl