Politics

The Cost of Covering War: A Correspondent’s Notebook

Covering war is all-consuming. Months on the road means putting your personal life on pause. You live within the story. It consumes you both physically and emotionally.

Capturing the Civilian Cost of Conflict: Acclaimed War Photographer Lynsey Addario Turns Her Unsparing Lens on Russia's Brutality in Ukraine

As the war on Ukraine hits its first anniversary this week, Lynsey Addario reflects on the personal toll of her trade

Educating Women About Meaningful Access to Courts and Representation in the Legislative Process

From a very young age, I have been curious about the legal process. My playlist is typically heavy on what I would call women’s anthems.

A War’s Personal Reckoning: Laura Vanderberg Kept a Trauma Buried in Her Psyche for Decades

As Russia's unjustified war on Ukraine grinds towards its one-year anniversary on February 24th, the former Peace Corps volunteer is helping Ukrainians reconcile with the grief, crises and trauma of war.

What Kevin McCarthy Really Lost in Congress and the Corporate Executive Challenge He Now Faces

Like millions of employees who’ve had tough conversations with their bosses in the wake of the COVID pandemic, GOP holdouts had some brutal truths for Kevin McCarthy. Will he listen?

Blood and Truth: Caroline Edwards Is a Profile in Courage for Protecting Democracy on January 6th

Final House Select Committee Public Hearing to Be Held Today