Thanks for dedicating your career to keeping the world informed, @edyong209. I hope you have a restful sabbatical.

The world can end this pandemic while also preventing the next. As @edyong209 shares, "such changes seem unrealistic given the relentless disappointments of the past three years, but substantial social progress always seems unfeasible until it is actually achieved." https://t.co/Y0l1vcYbfl

A moving story about the universal power of books. https://t.co/fRu9LXRlgf

Congratulations @Trevornoah on the incredible run. I always enjoy the fun conversations and especially loved playing tennis with you in Cape Town. I know you’ve only just begun and can’t wait to see what you do next. https://t.co/qNRmpjCQLO

Very fun to learn more about the new youth world champion of my favorite pastime. Here’s a belated congratulations, Anshul Bhatt! https://t.co/5OpkmTqhIm

Leaders like @wiiiiza make me optimistic for our future. Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to meet Farwiza and was so impressed by her work protecting the Leuser ecosystem in Indonesia. https://t.co/hKYXdnPbcm

Thanks for bringing levity to such a serious issue yesterday, @kalpenn. I learned a lot from @noupside and @govindethiraj about how we can be better consumers of information and rebuild trust in institutions. https://t.co/ebgmpwbZJU

@UlrichJvV @gatesfoundation @GatesAfrica I think everyone was thankful I wasn't the lead chef. I'll be thinking of @ChefPierreThiam's salad and conversation for days.

#Goalkeepers2030 was filled with laughter, impactful storytelling, and innovative ideas that left me feeling inspired. https://t.co/GllXLALz4O

This month, we’re committing $912 million to help replenish the Global Fund through 2026 to expand access to health services around the world and build resilient health systems to prevent future pandemics in the #FightForWhatCounts. https://t.co/SJhgfN0y7t

I’ve long said that the @GlobalFund is one of the kindest things people have ever done for one another. It’s also one of the most effective. Programs supported by the Global Fund have reduced the death toll from AIDS, TB, and malaria by 50%, saving more than 50M lives.