Reporter's Notebook

Reporter’s Notebook: Waiting in the dark for sea turtles to nest

By Lorna Baldwin

To find a sea turtle as she lay her nest, we had a few rules to follow.

What you reading?

By Jeffrey Brown

From the beginning we were eager to make this a collaboration, and in the New York Times we got exactly what we hoped for.

Analysis: The devastating stigma of fistula and the surgery that can help

By Fred de Sam Lazaro

Fistula, once a common occurrence in the United States, continues to be an unfortunate reality for many of the world’s poorest women around the world.

Susan Collins on taxes, health care and Trump’s mental health

By Lisa Desjardins

Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, touched on everything from taxes to health care to the possibility of a government shutdown to the president’s mental health at the Christian Science Monitor’s regular breakfast with newsmakers Thursday.

We’ve lost one of the clearest voices on health care, Uwe Reinhardt

By Murrey Jacobson

All journalists have a list of experts they can call to explain complicated theories and policies, but few if any could explain things as clearly and with such distinct humor as Uwe Reinhardt.

Photos: Inside the pediatric unit of a Jordan refugee camp

By Sebastian Rich

Between October 2016 and August 2017, some 1,415 children have been born at this unit in Azraq, which averages six births a day.

Why reporting from South Sudan is so difficult — and critically needed

By Simona Foltyn

The war has had a devastating impact on South Sudanese communities, but much of it has remained out of the limelight of international media.

How a Rohingya mother escaped her village’s terrors in Myanmar

By Tania Rashid

“They started looting everything. We ran outside and before we knew it we watched our village set ablaze,” said Dildar Begum, one of the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees who have fled to Bangladesh.