Reporter’s Notebook: King Charles’ visit puts fraying US-UK alliance in the spotlight

King Charles delivers a historic speech to Congress celebrating America's semiquincentennial while navigating tensions in the ...

Reporter’s notebook: Inside Ukraine’s nuclear plants at war

Walking around a nuclear power plant in north-western Ukraine, it feels like there are as many soldiers as there are plant ...

Reporter's Notebook: Spring cleaning resignations rock House as ethics storm builds

House spring cleaning: three members resigned amid ethics scandals, and questions swirl about Rep. Cory Mills and Rep. Ilhan ...

Reporter's Notebook: House chaos sparks emergency FISA extension

Lawmakers clashed over FISA Section 702 reauthorization as competing demands for spy powers and Fourth Amendment protections ...
Parkersburg News and Sentinel

Reporter’s Notebook: Media literacy

I’ll be the first to say that I, as a reporter, am not perfect. No one is. I can sometimes make mistakes in stories, both grammatical and factual. I can sometimes read a bill or a study too quickly ...
WUFT

Reporter's notebook: A peek inside the Olympic Village

You're reading the Rachel Goes to the Games newsletter — a look behind the scenes at the Winter Olympics in Italy. Subscribe here to get it delivered to your inbox. I was among the lucky journalists ...
WWNO

Reporter's notebook: My Olympic Lunar New Year

One of my behind-the-scenes bucket list items here has been to visit a hospitality house (government name: National Olympic Committee House). Basically, various countries rent out cool venues in Milan ...
The Spokesman-Review

Bloomsday Perennial: With reporter’s notebook in hand, Rich Landers ran while documenting the first race

Rich Landers has the distinction of being the only Bloomsday Perennial who was paid to participate in the first race in 1977. He ran that year wearing ’70s-style, knee-high tube socks, carrying a ...