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Julia Ioffe

Julia Ioffe (English: /ˈjɒfi/; Russian: Юлия Иоффе, romanizedYuliya Ioffe; born 18 October 1982)[1][2] is a Russian-born American journalist. Her articles have appeared in The Washington Post, The New York Times, The New Yorker, Foreign Policy, Forbes, Bloomberg Businessweek, The New Republic, Politico, and The Atlantic. Ioffe has appeared on television programs on MSNBC, CBS, PBS, and other news channels as a Russia expert.[3][4][5][6][7] She is the Washington correspondent for the website Puck.[8][9]

Julia Ioffe
Born (1982-10-18) October 18, 1982 (age 40)
EducationPrinceton University (BA)
OccupationJournalist
EmployerPuck

Early life and education Edit

Ioffe was born in Moscow, to a Russian family, whose father was Jewish and mother Orthodox Christian. On April 28, 1990, when she was 7 years old, she and her family immigrated to New York city in the United States.[10][11][12] They settled in Columbia, Maryland, where she grew up.[13][14][15] Ioffe attended Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School from which she graduated[16] in 2001.

After originally planning to be a doctor, Ioffe graduated with a degree in Soviet history from Princeton University in 2005.[13][17] Her thesis, "Selling Utopia: Soviet Propaganda and the Spanish Civil War", was supervised by Jan T. Gross.[18][19]

While at Princeton, Ioffe was vice-president of the Princeton Israel Public Affairs Committee. In a college newspaper column published in 2003, she was quoted as supporting Israel's "methods of defense against terrorism", including the construction of the Israeli West Bank Wall. According to Ioffe, the wall was "necessary for Israel to protect its citizens against suicide bombers".[20]

Career Edit

Ioffe worked for the Columbia Journalism School's Knight Case Studies Initiative.[21]

In March 2018, Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollins, announced a book deal with Ioffe. The book, Russia Girl, was slated for publication in 2020;[22] as of April 2022 it was due in 2023.[23]

Ioffe is the Washington correspondent for the website Puck.[8][9]

The New Yorker and Foreign Policy Edit

In 2009, Ioffe won a Fulbright Scholarship to work in Russia.[13][24] Ioffe spent three years in Moscow, from 2009 to 2012, working as a correspondent for The New Yorker and Foreign Policy.[25][13]

Ioffe was a finalist for the Livingston Award for her 2011 profile of Alexei Navalny, then a lawyer and anti-corruption activist.[26]

Ioffe covered protests and the political manoeuvring surrounding Vladimir Putin's return to the presidency, in her column “Kremlinology 2012,” which was published in Foreign Policy.[27]

In February 2012, The New Yorker published her profile of Mikhail Prokhorov, then the third-richest man in Russia who contested the 2012 presidential elections. “Are Putin and Prokhorov running for President against or with each other?” Ioffe asked in the profile.[28]

During the most violent protest, which took place on May 6, 2012, the day before Putin's inauguration, Ioffe took a photo of a small boy on a bicycle with training wheels, facing a row of Russian riot police. The image was widely seen.[29]

The New Republic Edit

In 2012, Ioffe returned to the U.S. and became a senior editor for The New Republic in Washington, D.C.[30][31] At The New Republic, Ioffe wrote about American politics, including about a brewing civil war within the Republican Party.[32] Her 2013 profile of Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul[33] was a finalist for the Livingston Award.[34] She also covered the protests in Ferguson, Missouri in 2014.[35]

In 2013, Ioffe wrote about contracting whooping cough, although she had been vaccinated against the disease in childhood. She blamed the anti-vaxxer community for her illness.[36]

Ioffe continued writing about Russia, including about the 2013 anti-gay laws[37] and the Kremlin's ban on American adoptions of Russian children.[38] In 2013, Ioffe visited Moscow to document what happened to the opposition after the 2012 crackdown. Among others, she interviewed Alexey Navalny, future presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak, and members of Pussy Riot. Her article, “The Loneliness of Vladimir Putin,” appeared in The New Republic in February 2014.[39]

While covering the 2014 Sochi Olympics for The New Republic,[40][41][42] Ioffe traveled to Ukraine, where pro-Western protestors had toppled the Moscow-friendly president.[43][44][45] She predicted that Russia would invade Eastern Ukraine after its annexation of Crimea.[46] She also traveled to Eastern Ukraine to cover the war in Donbas.[47][48][49]

In December 2014, Ioffe was one of the many staff members at The New Republic to resign in protest against owner Chris Hughes's planned changes at the magazine.[13][50][51] Her emails and comments were cited by Ryan Lizza in an article for The New Yorker about the changes at The New Republic.[52][53]

The New York Times Magazine Edit

In January 2015, Ioffe joined The New York Times Magazine as a contributor.[54]

Politico Edit

In May 2016, Ioffe became a contributing writer at Politico.[55]

In December 2016, Politico fired Ioffe within hours after she posted to Twitter speculating about Trump behaving inappropriately with his daughter Ivanka.[56][57] Ioffe tweeted the following about President-Elect Donald J. Trump and his daughter Ivanka: "Either Trump is fucking his daughter or he's shirking nepotism laws. Which is worse?"[58] The tweet had included a link to Trump's a CNN news article claiming the president elect was planning to assign the East Wing of the White House, traditionally the First Lady's domain, to his eldest daughter Ivanka. The news article was later determined to be false with CNN publishing a retraction. After deleting the tweet from her page, Ioffe tweeted several apologies.[56]

The Atlantic, which had recently hired Ioffe for a position to start a few weeks later, issued a statement addressing Ioffe's comments, saying, "We're confident that when she joins The Atlantic next month she will adhere to our standards".[56]

The Atlantic Edit

On 6 December 2016, The Atlantic announced that it was hiring Ioffe to cover national security, foreign policy, and politics, with editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg describing her as "an indefatigable reporter, a gifted analyst, and an elegant writer". Ioffe joined The Atlantic in early 2017.[59]

She wrote about The Atlantic obtaining a 10-month correspondence between Donald Trump Jr. and WikiLeaks, which played a pivotal role in the presidential campaign and was suspected by the US intelligence community of being "chosen by the Russian government to disseminate the information it had hacked". Ioffe wrote that "though Trump Jr. mostly ignored the frequent messages from WikiLeaks, he at times appears to have acted on its requests… and shared that information with Donald Trump’s senior campaign officials".[60]

Ioffe gained access to the entire e-mail correspondence between Trump's campaign chief Paul Manafort and Oleg Deripaska, a Russian oligarch with strong ties to the Kremlin. According to the piece: "Manafort attempted to leverage his leadership role in the Trump campaign to curry favor with a Russian oligarch close to Vladimir Putin".[61]

Other coverage of Donald and Melania Trump Edit

In April 2016, Ioffe published a profile of Melania Trump for GQ magazine that revealed Melania Trump had a half-brother with whom the family was not in contact.[62] Slate magazine characterized the profile as "generally positive" of Trump.[63] Melania Trump, however, wrote in a Facebook post: "There are numerous inaccuracies in this article ... My parents are private citizens and should not be subject to Ms. Ioffe's unfair scrutiny."[64] Ioffe responded to CBS News saying: "I think she's understandably upset that some dirty laundry came out, but I did my job."[65] Ioffe's profile was praised by Slate and Erik Wemple,[63][64] while Fox News writer Howard Kurtz said it had a "condescending tone".[66] Maxim magazine said that it "smacked of politically-motivated contempt for Donald Trump masked as a 'probing' look at his glamorous wife".[67] Following the article's publication, Ioffe received numerous anti-Semitic and threatening messages.[64][68] In an interview, Melania Trump said that Ioffe "provoked" the anti-Semitic abuse she later received with her article.[69][70]

On October 29, 2018, Ioffe appeared on CNN's The Lead with Jake Tapper, where she took part in a discussion about President Trump's rhetoric in the wake of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. She opined that, "this president has radicalized so many more people than ISIS ever did", pointing to a 60% rise in antisemitic attacks during 2017. The comment received pushback from fellow panelists David Urban and Mona Charen. Ioffe later apologized for the comment during the broadcast and on Twitter calling her comments "hyperbole".[71][72][73] In a Fox News interview with Laura Ingraham, Trump called Ioffe "some kind of a sick woman".[72][74]

Coverage of Russia Edit

Ioffe appears on national and cable channels as a Russia expert. Since 2013, she has been a guest of Morning Joe, All In with Chris Hayes, Hardball, The Rachel Maddow Show and The 11th Hour with Brian Williams on MSBNC, The Lead with Jake Tapper on CNN, Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO, The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, and The Opposition on Comedy Central.[3][75][76]

Argument with Lawrence O'Donnell Edit

On August 7, 2013, Ioffe was involved in an argument with Lawrence O'Donnell over Putin's control of Russian media. Ioffe alleged that, instead of letting her answer his questions, O'Donnell "interrupted and harangued and mansplained" to her.[77]

The next day, Ioffe responded with a post on The New Republic's website, "Dear Lawrence O'Donnell, Don't Mansplain to Me About Russia", in which she stated that she had spent several years reporting from Russia, was a native speaker, and had been invited and introduced as an expert on Russia. "What bothers me is that, look: your producers take the time to find experts to come on the show, answer your questions, and, hopefully, clarify the issue at hand".[78][non-primary source needed]

The post started a wide discussion about several aspects of the interaction between television and online media. Joe Coscarelli of New York magazine wrote that "[Ioffe's] simple, bullet-pointed list of arguments would never be allowed on cable television because they reveal an ability to think outside a black or white, good or bad, America or Russia dichotomy".[79] Philip Bump of The Atlantic assumed that it's "impossible to win a TV Argument in an Internet World", that "the power distinction between host and guest became flexible… [because] they interact both on-air and off" and "nearly any writing online could similarly rise to national attention" like Ioffe's.[80]

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette incident Edit

In November 2019, Ioffe accused a writer on the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette on Twitter of being a Russian troll after noticing one of its stories about Hunter Biden used a symbol that she mistakenly identified as a Russian-style quotation mark. After her mistake was pointed out to her, Ioffe deleted her tweets and tweeted an apology.[81]

2022 Frontline PBS interview and program Edit

On 3 March she was interviewed by Mike Wiser; on 15 March 2022 this interview appeared in a Frontline episode titled "Putin's Road to War". She discussed Russia's invasion of Ukraine and said that Putin had miscalculated the Russian people's support for, and opposition to, the invasion.[82][non-primary source needed]

Bibliography Edit

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  • — (March 28, 2011). "One Man's Cyber-Crusade Against Russian Corruption". The New Yorker.
  • — (April 16, 2012). "The Borscht Belt". Annals of Gastronomy. The New Yorker. Vol. 88, no. 9. pp. 56–63.[84]
  • — (August 6, 2012). "Pussy Riot v. Putin: A Front Row Seat at a Russian Dark Comedy". The New Republic.
  • —. "Upping the Ante".
  • — (January 12, 2015). "Remote control : can an exiled oligarch persuade Russia that Putin must go?". Profiles. The New Yorker. Vol. 90, no. 43. pp. 48–57.[85]
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  • —. "What Is Russia Today?". Columbia Journalism Review.
  • —. "The Mothers Of ISIS". Highline - HuffPost.
  • "Stranded on the lonely island of #NeverTrump". POLITICO Magazine.
  • —. "Why This Russian Wants to Give Donald Trump 100,000 Rubles". POLITICO Magazine.
  • "How an obscure Senate aide became Trump's intellectual architect". POLITICO Magazine.
  • —. "The Group that Wants to Arm Gay America". POLITICO Magazine.
  • Ioffe, Julia; Karni, Annie. "The Enigma of Chelsea". POLITICO Magazine.
  • —. "The Millennial's Guide to Newt Gingrich". POLITICO Magazine.
  • —. "The Russians at the DNC". POLITICO Magazine.
  • — (July 20, 2016). "The World Looks at Trump, Confused". POLITICO Magazine.
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  • — (July 21, 2016). "Scenes From the Cruz Underground". POLITICO Magazine.
  • — (July 22, 2016). "The Exact Type of Immigrant We Want". POLITICO Magazine.
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  • — (September 23, 2016). "Who Is Carter Page?". POLITICO Magazine.
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  • — (October 9, 2016). "The Scene at Trump Tower: Gathering of the Diehards". POLITICO Magazine.
  • — (October 10, 2016). "The Loneliness of the Alabama Democrat". POLITICO Magazine.
  • — (October 8, 2016). "Seven Reasons the New Russian Hack Announcement Is a Big Deal". POLITICO Magazine.
  • — (October 20, 2016). "Debate Night With the Unswayables". POLITICO Magazine.
  • — (November 8, 2016). "Apocalypse Now: Survivalists Dig in for November 9". POLITICO Magazine.
  • — (November 9, 2016). "Scenes From the Trump Hotel". POLITICO Magazine.
  • — (January 2018). "What Putin really wants". The Atlantic.
  • Lindsay, James M.; Ioffe, Julia. What Vladimir Putin Wants. The President's Inbox (podcast). Council on Foreign Relations. Retrieved February 27, 2022.
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  • —. "Avenging Emily Doe". The Huffington Post.
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  • — (July 24, 2018). "The Spy Who Drove Me". GQ.
  • — (October 20, 2020). "The Mystery of the Immaculate Concussion". GQ.
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  • After Vanity Fair magazine had published the article about Yulia Navalny, the wife of politician Alexei Navalny, written by Yulia Ioffe, Meduza published a translation of the article rewritten by Korelina, Olga (July 9, 2021). "Юлия Навальная — первая леди российской политики Журналистка Юлия Иоффе написала о ней большую статью в Vanity Fair. А мы ее пересказали". Retrieved February 25, 2022.

Notes Edit

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  81. ^ Clancy, Sean (November 24, 2019). "PAPER TRAILS: Not a Russian troll, Arkansan tells GQ writer". Arkansas Online. Retrieved April 12, 2021.
  82. ^ Julia Ioffe (March 10, 2022). Putin's Road to War: Julia Ioffe (interview): Frontline (Video). PBS. Retrieved April 11, 2022.
  83. ^ Alexei Navalny and website RosPil.
  84. ^ Russian food writer Maksim Syrnikov.
  85. ^ Mikhail Khodorkovsky
  86. ^ Interview with Armando Iannucci.

External links Edit

  • Julia Ioffe articles at Puck website
  • Julia Ioffe Biography at Russia! magazine
  • Appearances on C-SPAN
  • Twitter page

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Julia Ioffe English ˈ j ɒ f i Russian Yuliya Ioffe romanized Yuliya Ioffe born 18 October 1982 1 2 is a Russian born American journalist Her articles have appeared in The Washington Post The New York Times The New Yorker Foreign Policy Forbes Bloomberg Businessweek The New Republic Politico and The Atlantic Ioffe has appeared on television programs on MSNBC CBS PBS and other news channels as a Russia expert 3 4 5 6 7 She is the Washington correspondent for the website Puck 8 9 Julia IoffeBorn 1982 10 18 October 18 1982 age 40 Moscow Russian SFSR Soviet UnionEducationPrinceton University BA OccupationJournalistEmployerPuck Contents 1 Early life and education 2 Career 2 1 The New Yorker and Foreign Policy 2 2 The New Republic 2 3 The New York Times Magazine 2 4 Politico 2 5 The Atlantic 2 6 Other coverage of Donald and Melania Trump 3 Coverage of Russia 3 1 Argument with Lawrence O Donnell 3 2 Arkansas Democrat Gazette incident 3 3 2022 Frontline PBS interview and program 4 Bibliography 5 Notes 6 External linksEarly life and education EditIoffe was born in Moscow to a Russian family whose father was Jewish and mother Orthodox Christian On April 28 1990 when she was 7 years old she and her family immigrated to New York city in the United States 10 11 12 They settled in Columbia Maryland where she grew up 13 14 15 Ioffe attended Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School from which she graduated 16 in 2001 After originally planning to be a doctor Ioffe graduated with a degree in Soviet history from Princeton University in 2005 13 17 Her thesis Selling Utopia Soviet Propaganda and the Spanish Civil War was supervised by Jan T Gross 18 19 While at Princeton Ioffe was vice president of the Princeton Israel Public Affairs Committee In a college newspaper column published in 2003 she was quoted as supporting Israel s methods of defense against terrorism including the construction of the Israeli West Bank Wall According to Ioffe the wall was necessary for Israel to protect its citizens against suicide bombers 20 Career EditThis article relies excessively on references to primary sources Please improve this article by adding secondary or tertiary sources Find sources Julia Ioffe news newspapers books scholar JSTOR April 2022 Learn how and when to remove this template message Ioffe worked for the Columbia Journalism School s Knight Case Studies Initiative 21 In March 2018 Ecco an imprint of HarperCollins announced a book deal with Ioffe The book Russia Girl was slated for publication in 2020 22 as of April 2022 it was due in 2023 23 Ioffe is the Washington correspondent for the website Puck 8 9 The New Yorker and Foreign Policy Edit In 2009 Ioffe won a Fulbright Scholarship to work in Russia 13 24 Ioffe spent three years in Moscow from 2009 to 2012 working as a correspondent for The New Yorker and Foreign Policy 25 13 Ioffe was a finalist for the Livingston Award for her 2011 profile of Alexei Navalny then a lawyer and anti corruption activist 26 Ioffe covered protests and the political manoeuvring surrounding Vladimir Putin s return to the presidency in her column Kremlinology 2012 which was published in Foreign Policy 27 In February 2012 The New Yorker published her profile of Mikhail Prokhorov then the third richest man in Russia who contested the 2012 presidential elections Are Putin and Prokhorov running for President against or with each other Ioffe asked in the profile 28 During the most violent protest which took place on May 6 2012 the day before Putin s inauguration Ioffe took a photo of a small boy on a bicycle with training wheels facing a row of Russian riot police The image was widely seen 29 The New Republic Edit In 2012 Ioffe returned to the U S and became a senior editor for The New Republic in Washington D C 30 31 At The New Republic Ioffe wrote about American politics including about a brewing civil war within the Republican Party 32 Her 2013 profile of Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul 33 was a finalist for the Livingston Award 34 She also covered the protests in Ferguson Missouri in 2014 35 In 2013 Ioffe wrote about contracting whooping cough although she had been vaccinated against the disease in childhood She blamed the anti vaxxer community for her illness 36 Ioffe continued writing about Russia including about the 2013 anti gay laws 37 and the Kremlin s ban on American adoptions of Russian children 38 In 2013 Ioffe visited Moscow to document what happened to the opposition after the 2012 crackdown Among others she interviewed Alexey Navalny future presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak and members of Pussy Riot Her article The Loneliness of Vladimir Putin appeared in The New Republic in February 2014 39 While covering the 2014 Sochi Olympics for The New Republic 40 41 42 Ioffe traveled to Ukraine where pro Western protestors had toppled the Moscow friendly president 43 44 45 She predicted that Russia would invade Eastern Ukraine after its annexation of Crimea 46 She also traveled to Eastern Ukraine to cover the war in Donbas 47 48 49 In December 2014 Ioffe was one of the many staff members at The New Republic to resign in protest against owner Chris Hughes s planned changes at the magazine 13 50 51 Her emails and comments were cited by Ryan Lizza in an article for The New Yorker about the changes at The New Republic 52 53 The New York Times Magazine Edit In January 2015 Ioffe joined The New York Times Magazine as a contributor 54 Politico Edit In May 2016 Ioffe became a contributing writer at Politico 55 In December 2016 Politico fired Ioffe within hours after she posted to Twitter speculating about Trump behaving inappropriately with his daughter Ivanka 56 57 Ioffe tweeted the following about President Elect Donald J Trump and his daughter Ivanka Either Trump is fucking his daughter or he s shirking nepotism laws Which is worse 58 The tweet had included a link to Trump s a CNN news article claiming the president elect was planning to assign the East Wing of the White House traditionally the First Lady s domain to his eldest daughter Ivanka The news article was later determined to be false with CNN publishing a retraction After deleting the tweet from her page Ioffe tweeted several apologies 56 The Atlantic which had recently hired Ioffe for a position to start a few weeks later issued a statement addressing Ioffe s comments saying We re confident that when she joins The Atlantic next month she will adhere to our standards 56 The Atlantic Edit On 6 December 2016 The Atlantic announced that it was hiring Ioffe to cover national security foreign policy and politics with editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg describing her as an indefatigable reporter a gifted analyst and an elegant writer Ioffe joined The Atlantic in early 2017 59 She wrote about The Atlantic obtaining a 10 month correspondence between Donald Trump Jr and WikiLeaks which played a pivotal role in the presidential campaign and was suspected by the US intelligence community of being chosen by the Russian government to disseminate the information it had hacked Ioffe wrote that though Trump Jr mostly ignored the frequent messages from WikiLeaks he at times appears to have acted on its requests and shared that information with Donald Trump s senior campaign officials 60 Ioffe gained access to the entire e mail correspondence between Trump s campaign chief Paul Manafort and Oleg Deripaska a Russian oligarch with strong ties to the Kremlin According to the piece Manafort attempted to leverage his leadership role in the Trump campaign to curry favor with a Russian oligarch close to Vladimir Putin 61 Other coverage of Donald and Melania Trump Edit In April 2016 Ioffe published a profile of Melania Trump for GQ magazine that revealed Melania Trump had a half brother with whom the family was not in contact 62 Slate magazine characterized the profile as generally positive of Trump 63 Melania Trump however wrote in a Facebook post There are numerous inaccuracies in this article My parents are private citizens and should not be subject to Ms Ioffe s unfair scrutiny 64 Ioffe responded to CBS News saying I think she s understandably upset that some dirty laundry came out but I did my job 65 Ioffe s profile was praised by Slate and Erik Wemple 63 64 while Fox News writer Howard Kurtz said it had a condescending tone 66 Maxim magazine said that it smacked of politically motivated contempt for Donald Trump masked as a probing look at his glamorous wife 67 Following the article s publication Ioffe received numerous anti Semitic and threatening messages 64 68 In an interview Melania Trump said that Ioffe provoked the anti Semitic abuse she later received with her article 69 70 On October 29 2018 Ioffe appeared on CNN s The Lead with Jake Tapper where she took part in a discussion about President Trump s rhetoric in the wake of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting She opined that this president has radicalized so many more people than ISIS ever did pointing to a 60 rise in antisemitic attacks during 2017 The comment received pushback from fellow panelists David Urban and Mona Charen Ioffe later apologized for the comment during the broadcast and on Twitter calling her comments hyperbole 71 72 73 In a Fox News interview with Laura Ingraham Trump called Ioffe some kind of a sick woman 72 74 Coverage of Russia EditIoffe appears on national and cable channels as a Russia expert Since 2013 she has been a guest of Morning Joe All In with Chris Hayes Hardball The Rachel Maddow Show and The 11th Hour with Brian Williams on MSBNC The Lead with Jake Tapper on CNN Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO The Daily Show The Colbert Report and The Opposition on Comedy Central 3 75 76 Argument with Lawrence O Donnell Edit On August 7 2013 Ioffe was involved in an argument with Lawrence O Donnell over Putin s control of Russian media Ioffe alleged that instead of letting her answer his questions O Donnell interrupted and harangued and mansplained to her 77 The next day Ioffe responded with a post on The New Republic s website Dear Lawrence O Donnell Don t Mansplain to Me About Russia in which she stated that she had spent several years reporting from Russia was a native speaker and had been invited and introduced as an expert on Russia What bothers me is that look your producers take the time to find experts to come on the show answer your questions and hopefully clarify the issue at hand 78 non primary source needed The post started a wide discussion about several aspects of the interaction between television and online media Joe Coscarelli of New York magazine wrote that Ioffe s simple bullet pointed list of arguments would never be allowed on cable television because they reveal an ability to think outside a black or white good or bad America or Russia dichotomy 79 Philip Bump of The Atlantic assumed that it s impossible to win a TV Argument in an Internet World that the power distinction between host and guest became flexible because they interact both on air and off and nearly any writing online could similarly rise to national attention like Ioffe s 80 Arkansas Democrat Gazette incident Edit In November 2019 Ioffe accused a writer on the Arkansas Democrat Gazette on Twitter of being a Russian troll after noticing one of its stories about Hunter Biden used a symbol that she mistakenly identified as a Russian style quotation mark After her mistake was pointed out to her Ioffe deleted her tweets and tweeted an apology 81 2022 Frontline PBS interview and program Edit On 3 March she was interviewed by Mike Wiser on 15 March 2022 this interview appeared in a Frontline episode titled Putin s Road to War She discussed Russia s invasion of Ukraine and said that Putin had miscalculated the Russian people s support for and opposition to the invasion 82 non primary source needed Bibliography EditThis list is incomplete you can help by adding missing items September 2018 Ioffe Julia 2010 The Moscow bombings don t matter In Stein Richard Joseph ed Russia New York H W Wilson Roulette Russian The New Yorker May 10 2010 April 4 2011 Net impact Online Chronicles The New Yorker Vol 87 no 7 pp 26 32 Retrieved December 13 2021 83 March 28 2011 One Man s Cyber Crusade Against Russian Corruption The New Yorker April 16 2012 The Borscht Belt Annals of Gastronomy The New Yorker Vol 88 no 9 pp 56 63 84 August 6 2012 Pussy Riot v Putin A Front Row Seat at a Russian Dark Comedy The New Republic Upping the Ante January 12 2015 Remote control can an exiled oligarch persuade Russia that Putin must go Profiles The New Yorker Vol 90 no 43 pp 48 57 85 November 8 2016 Why Many Young Russians See a Hero in Putin National Geographic Magazine National Geographic Society National Geographic Partners LLC Retrieved February 27 2022 January 29 2017 This Is What It s Like to Come to the United States as a Refugee The Atlantic What Is Russia Today Columbia Journalism Review The Mothers Of ISIS Highline HuffPost Stranded on the lonely island of NeverTrump POLITICO Magazine Why This Russian Wants to Give Donald Trump 100 000 Rubles POLITICO Magazine How an obscure Senate aide became Trump s intellectual architect POLITICO Magazine The Group that Wants to Arm Gay America POLITICO Magazine Ioffe Julia Karni Annie The Enigma of Chelsea POLITICO Magazine The Millennial s Guide to Newt Gingrich POLITICO Magazine The Russians at the DNC POLITICO Magazine July 20 2016 The World Looks at Trump Confused POLITICO Magazine July 27 2016 Hillary s Black Lives Generation Gap POLITICO Magazine July 26 2016 Life Among the Berned POLITICO Magazine July 18 2016 Melania s Big Audition POLITICO Magazine July 19 2016 Melania s Fan Club POLITICO Magazine July 21 2016 Scenes From the Cruz Underground POLITICO Magazine July 22 2016 The Exact Type of Immigrant We Want POLITICO Magazine September 19 2016 Bernie s Gambit in Ohio POLITICO Magazine September 23 2016 Who Is Carter Page POLITICO Magazine October 28 2016 We Are in for a Pretty Long Civil War POLITICO Magazine October 9 2016 The Scene at Trump Tower Gathering of the Diehards POLITICO Magazine October 10 2016 The Loneliness of the Alabama Democrat POLITICO Magazine October 8 2016 Seven Reasons the New Russian Hack Announcement Is a Big Deal POLITICO Magazine October 20 2016 Debate Night With the Unswayables POLITICO Magazine November 8 2016 Apocalypse Now Survivalists Dig in for November 9 POLITICO Magazine November 9 2016 Scenes From the Trump Hotel POLITICO Magazine January 2018 What Putin really wants The Atlantic Lindsay James M Ioffe Julia What Vladimir Putin Wants The President s Inbox podcast Council on Foreign Relations Retrieved February 27 2022 March 2018 Humorless politicians are the most dangerous Dispatches Interview The Atlantic 321 2 18 21 86 The Mothers Of ISIS Highline HuffPost Avenging Emily Doe The Huffington Post June 21 2018 The Real Story of Donald Trump Jr GQ July 24 2018 The Spy Who Drove Me GQ October 20 2020 The Mystery of the Immaculate Concussion GQ Ioffe Julia September 2021 The Good Wife Vanity Fair After Vanity Fair magazine had published the article about Yulia Navalny the wife of politician Alexei Navalny written by Yulia Ioffe Meduza published a translation of the article rewritten by Korelina Olga July 9 2021 Yuliya Navalnaya pervaya ledi rossijskoj politiki Zhurnalistka Yuliya Ioffe napisala o nej bolshuyu statyu v Vanity Fair A my ee pereskazali Retrieved February 25 2022 Notes Edit Meril Strip na ceremonii International Press Freedom Award voshitilas Felgengauer Ioffe i Gessen NEWSru in Russian November 16 2017 Retrieved March 26 2022 Bade Rachael Palmeri Tara Daniels Eugene Lizza Ryan October 18 2021 Politico Playbook It s crunch time again on Capitol Hill Politico Retrieved March 26 2022 a b Julia Ioffe September 2 2018 Examining the Intricacies of Russian Politics Video The Daily Show with Trevor Noah Retrieved April 11 2022 Julia Ioffe September 14 2013 Why did Putin pen that New York Times op ed Video CNN Retrieved April 11 2022 Julia Ioffe June 26 2013 Experts weigh in on Russia and Snowden Video CNN Retrieved April 11 2022 Julia Ioffe June 21 2018 New Details On Donald Trump Jr s Meeting With Russians At Trump Tower Video MSNBC Retrieved April 11 2022 Ioffe Julia What Putin s Phrase De Nazify Means To The Home Audience In Russia The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Video CBS Retrieved February 25 2022 a b Julia Ioffe Puck Retrieved September 20 2022 a b Why I Joined Puck Puck September 12 2021 Retrieved September 20 2022 Ioffe Julia November 27 2014 I m an Immigrant in America Thanks to Executive Action Just Like Many of Your Ancestors Were The New Republic About us Russia archive ph August 18 2013 Archived from the original on August 18 2013 Retrieved March 26 2022 Kovalyov Aleksej May 22 2012 Yuliya Ioffe Idealizm mozhet byt razrushitelen Julia Ioffe Idealism can be destructive inoSMI in Russian Retrieved March 26 2022 a b c d e 5 Facts About Julia Ioffe Who Posted Obscene Tweet About Ivanka Trump The Forward December 15 2016 Ioffe Julia November 27 2014 I m an Immigrant in America Thanks to Executive Action Just Like Many of Your Ancestors Were The New Republic Ten DC Reporters You Should Know FamousDC May 30 2013 Berman Jesse March 2 2022 Julia Ioffe BT Dahan Community School alum offers assessment of Ukraine invasion on Late Show Baltimore Jewish Times Greg Myre Putinology the art of analyzing the man in the Kremlin NPR Ioffe Julia 2005 Gross Jan T Princeton University Department of History eds Selling Utopia Soviet Propaganda and the Spanish Civil War a href Template Cite journal html title Template Cite journal cite journal a Cite journal requires journal help About us Russia August 18 2013 Archived from the original on August 18 2013 Retrieved August 20 2018 Town gown gathers to protest Israel security wall The Princetonian Ioffe Julia The Journalism School Knight Case Studies Inintiative Settle or fight Far Eastern Economic Review and Singapore Epilogue PDF The Circus returns Journalists rip Axios Stormy s suit The right vs big tech Ioffe writing Russia book POLITICO Media Retrieved January 21 2019 Russia girl memoirs of a Russian soul ISBN 9780008469665 Retrieved April 17 2022 New Russia Blogs to Watch Siberian Light August 18 2010 Retrieved April 29 2016 Julia Ioffe Foreign Policy Foreign Policy Retrieved November 5 2022 Julia Ioffe Aspen Ideas Festival Retrieved May 13 2023 Ioffe Julia Kremlinology 2012 Foreign Policy Retrieved February 25 2022 Ioffe Julia February 20 2012 The Master And Mikhail The New Yorker ISSN 0028 792X Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia May 10 2012 The Boy on the Bicycle The New Yorker ISSN 0028 792X Retrieved January 21 2019 Julia Ioffe New Republic Retrieved April 29 2016 Byers Dylan June 18 2012 TNR hires Julia Ioffe Tablet s Marc Tracy POLITICO Retrieved April 29 2016 Ioffe Julia November 24 2013 A 31 Year Old Is Tearing Apart the Heritage Foundation The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia June 17 2013 President Rand Paul The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Livingston Awards finalists move to final round of judging University of Michigan News May 1 2014 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia August 15 2014 White St Louis Has Some Awful Things to Say About Ferguson The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia November 11 2013 I ve Got Whooping Cough Thanks a Lot Jenny McCarthy The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2013 Ioffe Julia August 14 2013 Eight Horrific and Uplifting Stories About Being Gay in the New Russia The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Avdeev Max Ioffe Julia July 7 2013 The Americans The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia February 2 2014 The Loneliness of Vladimir Putin The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia February 20 2014 Watch the Music Video That Pussy Riot Filmed While Cossacks Beat Them The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia February 11 2014 Petty Corruption Has Killed the Great Russian Athletic Machine The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia February 8 2014 The Only People Harassing the Gays of Sochi are the Foreign Journalists The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia March 6 2014 Eastern Ukraine Is Still Fighting Its Past The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia February 22 2014 Ukraine s Revolution Has Reached Its Climax These Factors Will Determine What Happens Next The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia February 23 2014 Yulia Tymoshenko Returns to Politics and Ukraine s Liberals Aren t Too Pleased The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia March 1 2014 Putin s War in Crimea Could Soon Spread to Eastern Ukraine The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia June 17 2014 My Mind Melting Week on the Battlefields of Ukraine The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia May 21 2014 Inside the 11 Story Building That s Calling Itself the People s Republic of Donetsk The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia May 23 2014 Pro Putin Grannies Chased Away the Ukrainian Army Then They Turned on Me The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Calderone Michael December 5 2014 New Republic Exodus Dozens Of Editors Resign Over Management Changes The Huffington Post Byers Dylan December 5 2014 New Republic staffers resign en masse Politico Lizza Ryan December 12 2014 Inside the Collapse of The New Republic The New Yorker Retrieved May 3 2022 Brinker Luke December 13 2014 5 takeaways from the behind the scenes drama at The New Republic Salon Retrieved February 27 2022 Byers Dylan January 27 2015 Media moves Ioffe Fuller Bruenig Politico Politico Magazine Adds Julia Ioffe as Contributing Writer www adweek com Retrieved May 19 2016 a b c Journalist Apologizes for Tasteless Tweet About Donald and Ivanka Trump www mediaite com December 15 2016 Retrieved December 15 2016 Julia Ioffe Finished at Politico over Obscene Trump Tweet nymag com Retrieved December 15 2016 Politico Axes Julia Ioffe Over Tweet About Ivanka Trump Snopes December 15 2016 Retrieved August 8 2020 The Atlantic Hires Julia Ioffe to Cover Politics and Foreign Policy www theatlantic com December 6 2016 Retrieved December 16 2016 Ioffe Julia November 13 2017 The Secret Correspondence Between Donald Trump Jr and WikiLeaks The Atlantic Retrieved January 21 2019 Foer Franklin Ioffe Julia October 2 2017 Did Manafort Use Trump to Curry Favor With a Putin Ally The Atlantic Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia April 27 2016 Melania Trump Speaks Her Rise Her Family Secrets and Her True Political Views Nobody Will Ever Know GQ Retrieved February 27 2022 a b Anderson L V April 29 2016 Reporter Who Profiled Melania Trump in a Generally Positive Light Is Inundated With Anti Semitic Threats Slate ISSN 1091 2339 Retrieved January 13 2017 a b c Wemple Erik April 29 2016 Why we can no longer laugh about the Trumps media obsession The Washington Post ISSN 0190 8286 Retrieved January 13 2017 Flores Reena April 28 2016 Melania Trump trashes GQ after magazine s deep dive of family past CBS News Retrieved December 21 2016 Kurtz Howard April 29 2016 Why GQ s condescending Melania Trump profile goes too far Fox News Channel Retrieved December 21 2016 Why GQ s Profile of Melania Trump Was Really Just a Hit Job Maxim April 29 2016 Retrieved February 13 2017 Gambino Lauren April 28 2016 Journalist who profiled Melania Trump hit with barrage of antisemitic abuse The Guardian ISSN 0261 3077 Retrieved January 13 2017 Melania Trump Julia Ioffe Provoked anti Semitic Death Threats Haaretz May 18 2017 Retrieved January 13 2017 Kaufman Scott Eric April 29 2016 The anti Semitic invective this journalist drew for her Melania Trump profile will make you ill Salon Retrieved February 27 2022 Morton Victor October 29 2018 CNN commentator Julia Ioffe Trump has radicalized so many more people than ISIS ever did The Washington Times Retrieved October 29 2018 a b Baynes Chris Trump calls CNN panelist sick woman during TV interview The Independent Londondate October 31 2018 Retrieved October 31 2018 a href Template Cite news html title Template Cite news cite news a CS1 maint location link juliaioffe October 27 2018 And a word to my fellow American Jews This president makes this possible Here Where you live I hope the embassy Tweet via Twitter Trump Slams GQ Writer Who Says He Radicalized More People Than ISIS Sick Woman The Wrap October 30 2018 Retrieved October 31 2018 Julia Ioffe July 22 2014 Julia Ioffe The Colbert Report Video Comedy Central Retrieved April 11 2022 Julia Ioffe March 25 2022 Julia Ioffe John Heilemann Sen Jon Tester Video HBO Retrieved April 11 2022 Shapiro Rebecca August 8 2013 New Republic s Julia Ioffe Calls Out Lawrence O Donnell For Mansplaining Russia To Her VIDEO Huffington Post Retrieved January 21 2019 Ioffe Julia August 8 2013 Dear Lawrence O Donnell Don t Mansplain to Me About Russia The New Republic ISSN 0028 6583 Retrieved January 21 2019 Angry Grandpa Lawrence O Donnell Yelled at Julia Ioffe for Attempting Nuance on Cable News Intelligencer Retrieved January 21 2019 Bump Philip August 8 2013 You Can t Win a TV Argument in an Internet World The Atlantic Retrieved January 21 2019 Clancy Sean November 24 2019 PAPER TRAILS Not a Russian troll Arkansan tells GQ writer Arkansas Online Retrieved April 12 2021 Julia Ioffe March 10 2022 Putin s Road to War Julia Ioffe interview Frontline Video PBS Retrieved April 11 2022 Alexei Navalny and website RosPil Russian food writer Maksim Syrnikov Mikhail Khodorkovsky Interview with Armando Iannucci External links EditJulia Ioffe articles at Puck website Julia Ioffe Biography at Russia magazine Appearances on C SPAN Twitter page Retrieved 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