Pulitzer Prize Winner 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
Inflated Hopes When Haruhiko Kuroda took over as Bank of Japan governor in 2013, many believed he would end the nation’s economic malaise. Six years on the bank is struggling to find a way forward. Full Story June 17, 2019
White House Whisperer VP Mike Pence is quietly leading a public health revolution, helping the White House’s global mission to curtail abortions and LGBT rights. Full Story May 30, 2019
Military Housing Discontent Ambushed at Home | Military landlords often report high tenant satisfaction scores in annual surveys. A granular survey of families by a nonprofit shows the opposite. Full Story May 22, 2019
The 5G Fight The China Challenge | For months, Australia warned the U.S. about the destructive potential of 5G technology. Now, America is aggressively campaigning against Chinese telecom giant Huawei. Full Story May 21, 2019
Deceptive Development A Chinese rice project in Venezuela illustrates a kickback culture in which intermediaries milked developments meant to help neglected corners of the country. Full Story May 07, 2019
Nuclear Secrets The China Challenge | China lacked a reliable second-strike capacity, but its ballistic missile subs are changing that. Now, the U.S. is hunting the vessels in a Cold War-like joust. Full Story May 02, 2019
Ruling the Waves The China Challenge | The Chinese navy now controls the seas off its coast. The United States, which now sails warily in these waters, has been caught napping by Beijing's advances. Full Story April 30, 2019
Rocket Man The China Challenge | Chinese leader Xi now has a missile arsenal that rivals or outperforms that of the United States. This could render U.S. carriers obsolete in a war with China. Full Story April 25, 2019
New Gold Rush High prices are luring more and more Africans into prospecting for gold. It's a livelihood for them, but states suffer as it's smuggled out in huge volumes. Full Story April 24, 2019
Marshal Xi The China Challenge | Under Xi Jinping, China has closed the gap on U.S. firepower and in some areas surpassed it. American victory over China in a regional war is no longer assured. Full Story April 23, 2019
Powder Keg J&J sought for years to shore up sales of its talc with ads aimed at specific types of women – many of the same types who today claim J&J powder caused their cancers. Full Story April 09, 2019
'Prompt justice' Egyptian police have shot dead more than 460 men since mid-2015. Authorities said many were militants and the killings were in self defence. Some families disagree. Full Story April 05, 2019
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
