NEW YORK — The polls are open on a fateful and historic midterm election that has already inspired record...
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Bolsonaro’s victory awakens the ghosts of Brazil’s authoritarian past
SAO PAULO — Brazilians dressed in green and yellow took to the streets Sunday night to celebrate the election...
Oct 29, 2018
The dire consequences of Jamal Khashoggi’s murder
In the aftermath of the attacks of September 11th, 2001, I went to Saudi Arabia to set out...
Oct 19, 2018
From Jerusalem to Appalachia: Tracking America’s ‘Unholy Divide’
WILLIAMSON, West Virginia — This week, it was hard not to feel like things were coming apart in...
Oct 05, 2018
Myanmar’s press makes a stand against censorship
Myanmar’s press makes a stand against censorship: Introduction WASHINGTON — Journalists across Myanmar are risking their own safety...
Sep 07, 2018
Pushing back against an attack on our democracy
This column originally appeared in GroundTruth’s newsletter. You can subscribe here. BOSTON — When Donald Trump started his populist war...
Aug 17, 2018
What happens when local news disappears?
WASHINGTON — After 17 years covering the Maryland counties just outside the nation’s capital, editor Judy Hruz was “devastated”...
Aug 16, 2018
Journalists vow to ‘press on’ after Capital Gazette remembrance
BOSTON — In newsrooms across America and in many corners of the world, a moment of silence marked...
Jul 06, 2018
How radio and TV dramas are helping to combat child marriage
By Lucy Lyons and Kristina Hare Lyons KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Child marriage affects 12 million girls worldwide...
Jun 29, 2018
Despite a sale and layoffs, West Virginia newspaper continues its tradition of ‘sustained outrage’
CHARLESTON, West Virginia — This town’s daily newspaper, the Gazette-Mail, is housed in a classic 1920s building made of...
May 09, 2018
