The Long Arm of China Carrie Lam insists she, not Beijing, was the prime mover behind the extradition bill that ignited Hong Kong. The truth, Reuters found, is far more complicated. Full Story December 20, 2019
Hidden Injustice The defense bar’s decade’s long effort got rule makers to ensure that evidence of what companies know about dangerous products often remains hidden in court. Full Story December 19, 2019
The Hungry Generation Award-winning Reuters photojournalist Carlos García Rawlins shows how malnutrition is stunting and traumatizing young Venezuelans. Full Story December 18, 2019
Revolution 101 The demonstrators shift between their old lives and their new – school uniforms and dinners with mom and dad, then pulling the masks over their faces once more. Full Story December 13, 2019
Blocked in China Under pressure from the Chinese government, the financial information provider that distributes Reuters news to investors has blocked over 200 stories on the mainland. Full Story December 12, 2019
Sisi’s Script By buying up TV channels, creating a tough new censor and banning edgy content, Sisi has gained an even tighter grip on Egypt than his predecessor. Full Story December 12, 2019
Icebound A group of citizen-scientists called Old Weather has transcribed millions of observations from ship's logs, amassing data in a 21st century rescue mission. Full Story December 11, 2019
Made in America The ex-White House staff who helped devise the UAE's bold spying mission. Full Story December 10, 2019
Remembrance Lake Shinto priests have observed a mythic ice phenomenon for nearly 600 years. Now the ice is getting ever thinner and the lake is vanishing from people's lives. Full Story December 06, 2019
Powder Keg Since the 1970s, the FDA downplayed health concerns about talc in powders and cosmetics, deferring again and again to manufacturers, documents show. Full Story December 03, 2019
Taming the Tycoons China's leaders once courted Li Ka-shing for his money. Today, as protests roil Hong Kong, Li is the target of ridicule by Beijing as it takes aim at the city's tycoons. Full Story November 27, 2019
New Gold Rush As al Qaeda and Islamic State expand in Africa, hundreds of gold mines are bringing a billion-dollar trade within their reach. Full Story November 22, 2019
Ambushed at Home "We fudged the numbers": U.S. military landlord Balfour Beatty doctored maintenance records at multiple bases to win bonuses Full Story November 20, 2019
Maduro’s Muscle A deadly police force, increasingly accused of summary executions, terrorizes poor neighborhoods across Venezuela and helps Maduro maintain his hold on power. Full Story November 14, 2019
Editor's pick Myanmar Burning Read our award-winning coverage of the expulsion of the Rohingya from Myanmar, including the investigation that landed reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo in prison. Full Story
Editor's pick Ambushed at Home The hazardous, squalid housing of American military families. Full Story
Editor's pick The Soccer Files Inside the world of soccer. Thousands of #FootballLeaks documents shed light on the finances of top clubs and star players. Full Story
Editor's pick Duterte’s War Read the Reuters series that has won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for international reporting: Inside the bloody drug crackdown in the Philippines. Full Story
