Redefining Representation: The Women of the 116th Congress
Just over 100 years ago, the first woman was sworn into Congress. In 2019, a record 131 women are serving in the Legislature.
Photographs by Elizabeth D. Herman and Celeste Sloman
The New York Times, 2019
In just two years, President Trump has unleashed a regulatory rollback, lobbied for and cheered on by industry, with little parallel in the past half-century. The trade-offs, while often out of public view, are real — frighteningly so, for some people.
Photographs by Gabriella Demczuk
The New York Times, 2018
Framing the Impeachment Case: An Inside Look at Opposing Legal Teams
In their own words, here is how the House managers and President Trump’s defense team view impeachment.
Photographs by Erin Schaff
The New York Times, 2020
An Inside Look at the Impeachment Case’s Most Intriguing Moments
Members of the House granted The New York Times rare access to photograph their impeachment preparations.
Photographs by Erin Schaff
The New York Times, 2019
Glimpses of the Mystery That is the Mueller Investigation
Here are some pieces of the jigsaw puzzle. The full picture is missing.
Photographs by Gabriella Demczuk
The New York Times, 2019
The Trump Rally: A Play in Three Acts
The art of Making America Great Again. And again. And again.
Photographs by Whitten Sabbatini and Tom Brenner
The New York Times, 2018
Louisiana School Made Headlines for Sending Black Kids to Elite Colleges. Here’s the Reality.
T.M. Landry, a school in small-town Louisiana, has garnered national attention for vaulting its underprivileged black students to elite colleges. But the school cut corners and doctored college applications.
Photographs by Annie Flanagan
The New York Times, 2018
A Second Chance For a Warden, and His Prisoners
As a school board member in Wolf Point, Mont., Ron Jackson couldn’t help struggling Native American students as much as he hoped. Now some of them are his inmates.
Photographs by Annie Flanagan
The New York Times, 2018
Deployed Inside the United States: The Military Waits For The Migrant Caravan
With little electricity, no combat pay and holidays away from home, the 5,600 American troops on the southwest border are on a mission ordered by a politically determined commander in chief and a Pentagon unable to convince him of its perils.
Photographs by Tamir Kalifa
The New York Times, 2018