Jesse Mesner-Hage is the commissioning editor for video at The Washington Post, where he manages a global network of freelance videographers. He previously worked as an assignment editor for Al Jazeera English in Washington, D.C., and Doha.
Volunteers are doing all they can to help the thousands of Afghan refugees who are starting new lives in the U.S., but the transition is still a difficult one.
As the Biden administration struggles with a growing border crisis, long-waiting families hope their requests for asylum in the U.S. will finally be heard.
Cynthia Adinig has been to the hospital upwards of 20 times for debilitating symptoms related to long-haul covid-19, but has been dismissed by doctors.
Matthew Rushin is in prison for causing a car crash that severely injured two people. Was he a danger to society, or a victim of the criminal justice system?
Health-care workers said they're experiencing feelings of despair fighting the novel coronavirus. Mental health experts fear they could suffer "moral injury."
The streets of New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and others are abandoned as authorities tell people to stay at home to stop the spread of covid-19.