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Wednesday saw the publication of that project I've been in the weeds on for months: a collaboration between WIRED, the Washington Post, Der Spiegel (Germany) and Recorder (Romania) into a sprawling sextortion and child abuse network. I started working on this matter last year while digging into the

After two months of nose-to-the-grindstone reporting, a major project of mine is set for release this coming week. I won't tip too much of the hand here about the general content. The wait will be well worthwhile, but there is a secondary background theme I'll tease

A profoundly sad week that began with echoes of the Vietnam War era: Aaron Bushnell, an American Airman, immolated himself while screaming "Free Palestine" in front of the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C. last Sunday. Bushnell livestreamed the whole episode. Bushnell, an intelligence analyst who claimed to

You know the 'holiday lull' that sets in around mid-December: or now apparently from Thanksgiving through the New Year since folks somehow decided that working is passe? I always think of February as the precise opposite. News comes in bunches, and the past seven days were no exception.

For those who know me, political reporting is something that is typically far from my realm of interest. It's tremendously important for any democratic society, but so much oxygen gets wasted on the contemporary American blend of horse race coverage (Who's leading? Who's behind?

Enjoying the hottest winter on record? If you're in California (particularly Southern), that record rainfall, flooding and mudslides might be your preoccupation of the moment - more on all that with the book of the week. If you're back East, it's most likely gray,