This is a selection of stories of which I'm most proud, showcasing my range as a writer and reporter.
An Immigration Glossary Amid Trump 2.0
News tied to the polarizing topic is nonstop. Let’s define some terms.
For Kamala Harris, a Political Tightrope on the Southern Border
Despite lower migrant arrests, the complexities of the southern border and a lack of voter trust still pose challenges amid the Democrat's bid for the White House.
Politics, Religion and Why Utah Is (Again) the Best State in America
Utah shines in hard-data areas like the economy and education – but don't overlook its more intangible traits.
Trump: U.S. Is ‘Dead Last’ in Education. Is He Right?
The president has repeatedly said America ranks at the bottom internationally when it comes to education. Data tells a different story.
Who Should Get the Credit for the Fall in Illegal Border Crossings?
The White House refers to plummeting southern border crossings as the ‘Trump Effect.’ But much more is at play, experts say.
EXPLAINER: Why Did Russia Invade Ukraine?
Experts say the cause of the military conflict can be tied to a complicated history, Russia’s tensions with NATO and the ambitions of Vladimir Putin.
Trump Hopes to Be the Next 'Deporter in Chief.' Easier Said Than Done.
The president-elect's naming of hard-line staffers shows his oft-promised 'massive' deportation plan is taking shape. But hurdles await.
After Helene, Will a Crucial Swing State Be Ready to Vote?
It’s only been a few days since the storm walloped North Carolina and other states. But if voting is affected in the battleground, Republicans in rural areas are poised to feel it the most.
The Plight of Palestinian Refugees, Explained
Palestinians are the world's largest stateless community. Here's everything you should know about their complicated plight as refugees.
European Countries Restrict Trans Health Care for Minors
Citing insufficient research, European health bodies from Sweden to France are taking a more conservative approach to gender-affirming care for minors.
‘Wrong’ Md. crime data highlights inconsistent statistics
Many of Maryland’s crime statistics reported by government agencies are unusually inconsistent — even “astounding” and “bizarre” — according to a national crime statistics expert.
Md. Senate President Miller to step down as chamber leader
Miller, a Democrat, said during a news conference in the building bearing his name that he will remain in the Senate representing his district, in Charles, Calvert and Prince George’s counties.