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Juliet Macur

@JulietMacur
Reporter for the New York Times since 2004. I write about a wide range of topics, but my specialty is telling stories about America through the lens of sports.
Washington, DC
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    Juliet Macur
    @JulietMacur
    Nov 17, 2015
    Of the 2,000+ stories I've written in my career, this one meant the most. Please read this column about my father:
    Zbigniew Macur, above the letter “B” on the banner, with Vistula, a semipro soccer team known as Wisla in Polish.
    A Father’s Love of Sports Inspires a Daughter’s Career (Published 2015)
    From nytimes.com
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    Juliet Macur
    @JulietMacur
    Feb 4
    As someone who knows something about a newspaper closing its sports department, I am heartbroken for my colleagues at the Washington Post. They are so talented and produce such brilliant, meaningful work. But they also are good people. They didn’t deserve to be treated this way.
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    Juliet Macur
    @JulietMacur
    Jan 11
    Max Naumov just made the U.S. Olympic figure skating team for Milan 2026. Both of his parents died in a plane crash in DC nearly a year ago. They were his coaches and his biggest fans. He will be one of the biggest stories of the Winter Games.
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    Juliet Macur
    @JulietMacur
    Sep 5, 2024
    After a long career of boosting women’s soccer and all of women’s sports, Alex Morgan is retiring. Her last game is Sunday. She also announced other big news: she is pregnant with her second child.
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    Alex Morgan
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    Sep 5, 2024
    Thank you🫶
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    Juliet Macur
    @JulietMacur
    Aug 12, 2024
    Best Olympics since Sydney in 2000
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    The New York Times
    @nytimes
    Aug 12, 2024
    The Paris Olympics ended much as they began, with a raucous spectacle before a joyous crowd, a generous supply of strobe lights, smoke and fireworks. The Games brought cheer to Parisians as they handed off the Summer Olympics to Los Angeles. nyti.ms/3X0lW1S

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