DigBoston's Chris Faraone is in the midst of what could be a career-making, or at least reputation-making, project, examining the intersection of corruption, economic hardship, questionable law enforcement practices, shady mortgage dealings and the demise of the timber and logging industry in a corner of southwest Oregon.
Tony Carnes, editor and publisher of A Journey through NYC Religions, embraces a different method of reporting for their street-by-street, alley-by-alley exploration of religious sites and culture in America's biggest city.
Olga Khazan covers the health and gender beat at The Atlantic.
Matthew Yglesias, executive editor of Vox.com, talks about interviewing President Barack Obama.
Ian Livingston of The Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang talks about covering the weather and storm chasing.
Melissa Bell is one of the founders of Vox.com.
Ben Wikler is the Washington director of MoveOn.org and the host of The Good Fight podcast.
Ben Lowy talks about his experiences of covering war and conflict around the world, from Iraq and Afghanistan to the Sudan, Libya and Ferguson, Missouri.
Jen Sorensen: "It is every cartoonist's worse nightmare and it's absolutely chilling. Sadness, shock and horror."
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