 for The New Yorker and some of the work that you've been doing following the experience of communities like East Palestine, Ohio, after the toxic spill. And those are stories that require resources. It's hard for any one of us as an independent to get up and go and do that kind of reporting, even if we want to. How do you think about that? And where do you think the resources best come from to do reporting that takes time, that takes in-depth, that takes travel?