New York Times
A new population of "the climate missing" -- those who disappear as a result of climate-change-intensified disasters, migration, and conflict -- are leaving families in a hideous limbo.
(Photo by Go Nakamura)
New York Times Magazine
The secret story of the ELF, a band of eco-saboteurs whose campaign of arsons across the Pacific Northwest made them the FBI's most wanted domestic terrorists.
National Geographic
How are Floridians adapting to the biblical plague of exotic species invading the Sunshine State?
(Photo by David Brandon Geeting)
The Atlantic
With the help of a special program developed by feminists, a husband convicted of intimate violence tries to change his ways.
(Photo by David Kasnic)
Harper's
When an Afghan man disappears, his older brother must journey across Europe, searching for clues to his whereabouts
(Photo by Masood Hotak)
Pop-Up Magazine
The mystery of the most prolific graffiti writer in New York City history, a woman known only as PRAY.
(Photo by Delaram Takyar)
The New Republic
Why did a Muslim small business owner face life in prison for an overly enthusiastic handshake?
(Photo by Jeffery Salter/Redux)
The New Republic
The decade-long search for the true identity of the famous amnesiac "Benjaman Kyle."
The Atavist
When a grieving family discovers their new home has a violent past, they ask the world's foremost expert on haunted property to cleanse its demons. Co-written with Will Hunt.
(Photo by Randall Bell)
The Oxford American
After the state of Texas is hit with a wave of cattle thefts, a modern cowboy is brought in to nab the rustlers.
(Photo by Andrew Moore)
