Reporter’s notebook: The threat along Syrian buffer zone is far from over for Israel

For now, there appears to be little appetite to withdraw from the buffer zone, largely because of lingering questions over ...
Opinion

Reporter's Notebook: In the rubble, the determination of ordinary Venezuelans

Yet amid the devastation, what stands out is the determination of ordinary Venezuelans. Volunteers, translators, neighbors and community groups showed up because they believed someone had to help.

Reporter's Notebook: Lawmakers wrestle over whether AI can make the grade in America's classrooms

The Senate is wrestling with how AI should be used in classrooms as lawmakers raise concerns about student learning, privacy, ...

Reporter's Notebook: What it's like to report from an Ebola outbreak

Covering an Ebola outbreak means taking extra precautions. In this Reporter's Notebook, NPR's Emmet Livingstone takes us behind the reporting in eastern Congo.

Reporter's Notebook: How Trump's surprise move on DNI confirmation upended key Senate deal on FISA

Trump blindsided senators by forcing cancelation of Jay Clayton's DNI hearing and linking FISA renewal to the president's ...

Reporter's Notebook: Capitol Hill's legislative clock is ticking ahead of the midterms

Congress faces a potential government shutdown this fall as spending bills stall and Democrats refuse to cooperate ahead of midterm elections.
Parkersburg News and Sentinel

Reporter’s Notebook: The ides of March

William Shakespeare gave us one of the great lines with the warning to Julious Caesar to “beware the ides of March.” But that warning should have been given to the House of Delegates a few hours ...
KCRW

Reporter-s Notebooks Make for First-Class Fourth

Today, we present a special archived edition of To the Point, a compilation of some of our favorite "Reporter's Notebook" segments. Ranging from presidential golf and preparing for war in Iraq, to ...