In an Era of ‘Forever Wars,’ the Middle East Bureau Manager Who Made Our Coverage Possible
Reporters, photographers and security advisers came and went. Jane Scott-Long stayed.
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CreditPoras Chaudhary for The New York Times Did You Celebrate This Holiday Season Cross-Culturally?
We would like to hear from readers who accepted an invitation this holiday season to celebrate with friends or family members from another religion or ethnic group.
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CreditLeslye Davis/The New York Times ‘A Deep and Hollowing Pain’: Parents Share Stories of Caring for a Sick Child
A Times documentary followed a mother whose teenage son battled an aggressive form of cancer. Dozens of parents responded with their own experiences.
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Credit Readers React to Glenn Thrush’s Punishment; We Respond
A Times editor sheds more light on how the newsroom investigation reached its conclusion about the reporter Glenn Thrush.
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Credit Depicting, and Respecting, the Dead: Responses to Photos From Mount Everest
The Times’s Sports editor explains the selection process for the visuals showing the bodies of climbers who died near the summit.
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Credit ‘A World of Misery Few of Us Really See’: Readers and a Bureau Chief Discuss Haiti’s Abandoned Dead
Catherine Porter, who has visited Haiti 20 times, explains how she discovered the men who collect and bury the bodies of impoverished Haitians.
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Credit NYT Needle Returns to the Spotlight. The Internet Notices.
New York Times editors explain how our election needle came to be and why we’re all fixated on it.
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Credit Readers and The Times Respond to Harvey Weinstein’s Page One Portrait
The bold portrait of Mr. Weinstein that ran on the front page this week led to some strong reader reactions. We explain the selection process.
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Credit What’s So Funny? The Times’s Comedy Critic Explains
The author of the On Comedy column shares his philosophy on printing punch lines, how he decides what to review and why he laughs less than he used to.
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Credit A Boy, His Mother and the Human Being Behind the Camera
Over the five years that Leslye Davis followed Drew — starting when he was 14 and she was in journalism school — their lives became deeply intertwined.
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Credit What We’re Reading
Great reads around the web, from Lynda Richardson, Erica Green, Alexandra Alter and others.
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Credit For One Rohingya Family, I Hoped for Redemption. That Hope Was Dashed.
The days following the family’s arrival in Bangladesh would become the worst of their lives.
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Credit Five Takeaways From a Year of Talking About Race
For the past year, John Eligon and Rachel L. Swarns have hosted weekly conversations about race and ethnicity. Here are a few things they learned.
