Reporting

Sojourners: March 29, 2023-- I interviewed Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg in his office ahead of the potential indictment of Donald Trump.

Washington Post: March 29, 2023-- The monastery’s fate has been in question since Russia’s invasion in February 2022 has brought a series of crackdowns on the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, which has historical ties to Moscow.

Religion News Service: March 22, 2023-- The nondenominational Christian college is expected to announce it will close after a Canadian company failed to deliver on lofty promises to boost declining enrollment, say staff and faculty members.

Christianity Today: Feb. 4, 2023-- One out of three destroyed or looted buildings tallied by Institute for Religious Freedom belong to evangelicals, accused of being “American spies.” Listen to my Feb. 9 radio interview about this story here (start at 1:08.30).

Religion News Service: Jan. 13, 2023-- Nearly 400 Orthodox Christian theologians from 44 countries convened in the largest international conference of its kind in Greece to discuss “Nicaea-sized” questions facing the Eastern Orthodox Church amid war and bitter division.

Religion Unplugged: Aug. 11, 2022-- Orthodox Christians in North America and around the world already are venerating the Alaskan Native matriarch for her care and concern for abused women. I traveled to Kodiak, Alaska for this story and am the first journalist to report on Olga's likely canonization.

Religion News Service: Jan. 25, 2023-- In his brief Twitter comeback tour, Fuentes spouted late-night obscenities and conspiratorial, antisemitic musings.

Religion Unplugged: Mar. 3, 2022-- For this story, I visited Ukrainian and Russian Orthodox churches and explained the religious nature of the conflict just days after the full-scale invasion. The Religion News Association invited me to speak on a panel about the war at their annual conference.