Selected Work
"The Unsinkable Nazi Past", (7/19/12)
On the 70th anniversary of the Vel d’Hiv deporatations, Europe copes with its Nazi past.
"Bittersweet Chocolate News in Europe” (11/15/2012)
Europe is awash in chocolate news, some good, some bad.
"My Father’s Era of Spying Was a Much Simpler - and Safer - One” (11/18/2012)
An account of my father’s era as a CIA spy, and how it contrasts to today.
“The Real Epidemic of Violence is Ordinary, Every Day, and Global” (7/21/12)
After the Aurora shootings, the epidemic of daily violence remains an overlooked global problem.
"Inside An Enemy Cell" (8/17/03)
A dispatch from inside Mohammed's Army, an Iraqi insurgent cell.
"The Hunt for Kony" (4/16/12)
Hunting for the notorious warlord.
"An Ex-Insurgent's Covert War on Al Qaeda in Iraq" (2/13/09)
Portrait of an Iraqi Sunni Insurgent turned CIA spy.
"Hunting Saddam" (7/06/03)
The Long Hunt for Saddam Hussein
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SEE ALL NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLES"Can Europe's Shrinking Military Back up its Commitment to Syria?" (11/16/2012) Europe is promising a lot to Syria. Can it make good on its promises? "The Unsinkable Nazi Past", (7/19/12) On the 70th anniversary of the Vel d’Hiv deporatations, Europe copes with its Nazi past. "Is the Economic Crisis Making Europeans Fat?" (11/17/2012) The economic crisis is changing the way Europeans eat. "Lax Controls at Banks or Systematic Rot?” (7/17/12) The scandal over HSBC is spreading, prompting Senate hearings and raising questions about larger corruption in the financial markets. "Bittersweet Chocolate News in Europe” (11/15/2012) Europe is awash in chocolate news, some good, some bad. “Britain’s Dilemma: To Extradite or Not to Extradite” (11/14/2012) Britain is confused about its own extradition policies. "My Father’s Era of Spying Was a Much Simpler - and Safer - One” (11/18/2012) An account of my father’s era as a CIA spy, and how it contrasts to today. “The Real Epidemic of Violence is Ordinary, Every Day, and Global” (7/21/12) After the Aurora shootings, the epidemic of daily violence remains an overlooked global problem. "The not so funny Fiasco of the London Games, so far” (7/20/12) A look at the snafus in the runup to the XXX London Olympiad. "Europe: Unstable at the Center, Worse at the Edges” (7/18/12) While its economic core melts, Europe’s undemocratic fringes are also a cause for concern.
"Where the Wild Things Die" (7/22/15)
Heavily armed conservationists are fighting to save the world’s remaining rhinos. A dispatch from the front lines of South Africa's poaching war.
"What Lies Beneath" (03/23/2015)
In the 1960s, hundreds of pounds of Uranium went missing in PA. Is it buried in the ground, poisoning locals—or did Israel steal it to build a bomb?
"The Forgotten Streets" (01/08/2015)
While ongoing peace talks may finally put an end to Colombia’s guerrilla fighting, it remains to be seen what will happen to Buenaventura, the urban monster the war created.
“A Father’s Secret” (10/08/2012)
An account of my life with a CIA father, part excerpt from my book, The Wolf and the Watchman.
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SEE ALL NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLES"Can Europe's Shrinking Military Back up its Commitment to Syria?" (11/16/2012) Europe is promising a lot to Syria. Can it make good on its promises? "The Unsinkable Nazi Past", (7/19/12) On the 70th anniversary of the Vel d’Hiv deporatations, Europe copes with its Nazi past. "Is the Economic Crisis Making Europeans Fat?" (11/17/2012) The economic crisis is changing the way Europeans eat. "Lax Controls at Banks or Systematic Rot?” (7/17/12) The scandal over HSBC is spreading, prompting Senate hearings and raising questions about larger corruption in the financial markets. "Bittersweet Chocolate News in Europe” (11/15/2012) Europe is awash in chocolate news, some good, some bad. “Britain’s Dilemma: To Extradite or Not to Extradite” (11/14/2012) Britain is confused about its own extradition policies. "My Father’s Era of Spying Was a Much Simpler - and Safer - One” (11/18/2012) An account of my father’s era as a CIA spy, and how it contrasts to today. “The Real Epidemic of Violence is Ordinary, Every Day, and Global” (7/21/12) After the Aurora shootings, the epidemic of daily violence remains an overlooked global problem. "The not so funny Fiasco of the London Games, so far” (7/20/12) A look at the snafus in the runup to the XXX London Olympiad. "Europe: Unstable at the Center, Worse at the Edges” (7/18/12) While its economic core melts, Europe’s undemocratic fringes are also a cause for concern.
"Texas Church Becomes Oasis for Central American Migrants, Their Children" (8/6/14)
Sacred Heart Catholic Church in McAllen has aided more than 5,000 migrants this summer.
"Busy "Pipeline" Migrant Route Makes Texas Town Hub for Human Smuggling" (8/10/14)
Easy highway access and a frontier lawlessness has transformed Falfurrias.
"American Born Gang Drive Immigrant Crisis at US Border" (7/25/14)
Central America's spiraling violence has a Los Angeles connection.
"Photographer Captures Tens of Thousands Fleeing ISIS" (9/21/14)
Photographer John Stanmeyer talks about his photographs of beseiged Turkish city of Kobani.
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SEE ALL NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLES"Can Europe's Shrinking Military Back up its Commitment to Syria?" (11/16/2012) Europe is promising a lot to Syria. Can it make good on its promises? "The Unsinkable Nazi Past", (7/19/12) On the 70th anniversary of the Vel d’Hiv deporatations, Europe copes with its Nazi past. "Is the Economic Crisis Making Europeans Fat?" (11/17/2012) The economic crisis is changing the way Europeans eat. "Lax Controls at Banks or Systematic Rot?” (7/17/12) The scandal over HSBC is spreading, prompting Senate hearings and raising questions about larger corruption in the financial markets. "Bittersweet Chocolate News in Europe” (11/15/2012) Europe is awash in chocolate news, some good, some bad. “Britain’s Dilemma: To Extradite or Not to Extradite” (11/14/2012) Britain is confused about its own extradition policies. "My Father’s Era of Spying Was a Much Simpler - and Safer - One” (11/18/2012) An account of my father’s era as a CIA spy, and how it contrasts to today. “The Real Epidemic of Violence is Ordinary, Every Day, and Global” (7/21/12) After the Aurora shootings, the epidemic of daily violence remains an overlooked global problem. "The not so funny Fiasco of the London Games, so far” (7/20/12) A look at the snafus in the runup to the XXX London Olympiad. "Europe: Unstable at the Center, Worse at the Edges” (7/18/12) While its economic core melts, Europe’s undemocratic fringes are also a cause for concern.
HOLYWOOD REPORTER
"Can Europe's Shrinking Military Back up its Commitment to Syria?" 11.16.2012.
Europe is promising a lot to Syria. Can it make good on its promises?
"Can Europe's Shrinking Military Back up its Commitment to Syria?" 11.16.2012.
Europe is promising a lot to Syria. Can it make good on its promises?
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SEE ALL NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLES"Can Europe's Shrinking Military Back up its Commitment to Syria?" (11/16/2012) Europe is promising a lot to Syria. Can it make good on its promises? "The Unsinkable Nazi Past", (7/19/12) On the 70th anniversary of the Vel d’Hiv deporatations, Europe copes with its Nazi past. "Is the Economic Crisis Making Europeans Fat?" (11/17/2012) The economic crisis is changing the way Europeans eat. "Lax Controls at Banks or Systematic Rot?” (7/17/12) The scandal over HSBC is spreading, prompting Senate hearings and raising questions about larger corruption in the financial markets. "Bittersweet Chocolate News in Europe” (11/15/2012) Europe is awash in chocolate news, some good, some bad. “Britain’s Dilemma: To Extradite or Not to Extradite” (11/14/2012) Britain is confused about its own extradition policies. "My Father’s Era of Spying Was a Much Simpler - and Safer - One” (11/18/2012) An account of my father’s era as a CIA spy, and how it contrasts to today. “The Real Epidemic of Violence is Ordinary, Every Day, and Global” (7/21/12) After the Aurora shootings, the epidemic of daily violence remains an overlooked global problem. "The not so funny Fiasco of the London Games, so far” (7/20/12) A look at the snafus in the runup to the XXX London Olympiad. "Europe: Unstable at the Center, Worse at the Edges” (7/18/12) While its economic core melts, Europe’s undemocratic fringes are also a cause for concern.
Additional Articles
"Can Europe's Shrinking Military Back up its Commitment to Syria?" 11.16.2012.
Europe is promising a lot to Syria. Can it make good on its promises?
"Can Europe's Shrinking Military Back up its Commitment to Syria?" 11.16.2012.
Europe is promising a lot to Syria. Can it make good on its promises?