
Every headline has a human impact that often goes either unreported or improperly reported. I focus on what the rhetoric really means for those living with the consequences of it.
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It’s high time for a good funny in the field story. And this is a good one. Or maybe you just had to be there. Either way I’m already laughing to myself at the memory.
It’s Nov 2013 and I’m on a break from my usual stomping grounds of Ira...
The sunset bathed everything in its soft golden hour glow as I stood over a simple concrete slab marking the grave of Shaqayeq’s father. She had no memory of ever coming here. He was assassinated just before the US led invasion of Afghanist...
I wouldn’t normally start a piece with numbers. But when I heard the math around these numbers, I was floored. Up until that point I had an understanding of and had been exposed to the pain of those searching for their missing loved ones; t...
I mean sure technically I could just get up and move to my desk, but I mean … can I? Really?
My cats are clingy, especially if I’ve been gone for a while. It’s not like I can explain that their human had to go help hurt children or moderat...
US customs at Newark airport was a breeze, which always comes with a bit of relief. I’ve been 4 S’ed more than once over the last 20 years. For those of you who don’t know it’s when you get SSSS on your boarding pass and it lasts for about...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
5x Emmy ex-CNNer. Middle East expert. I focus on what the rhetoric means for the people. Cat lady when not on the road. Plus funny/absurd/emotional stories from my 20+ years in the field. Founder www.inara.org. Director https://seizethesummitfilm.com
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