Lights Out

The U.S. transmission network, increasingly plagued by outages and severe weather, isn't ready for the clean-energy revolution needed to combat climate change. Full Story

May 12, 2022

Extreme Policing

Reuters identified five law-enforcement instructors who embrace far-right movements and espouse fringe conspiracy theories. They’ve taught hundreds of cops. Full Story

May 06, 2022

The Bucha Brigades

Eyewitness testimony, discarded documents and social media posts point to the Russian soldiers and chain of command in the bloody occupation of the Ukrainian city of Bucha Full Story

May 05, 2022

Plunder and Power

If he's elected, son of former Philippines dictator will get to appoint the head of the agency hunting for riches plundered under his father's autocratic rule. Full Story

May 03, 2022

Machine Politics

Trump supporters convinced ballot machines were compromised in 2020 are now taking the law into their own hands – and compromising voting systems themselves. Full Story

April 28, 2022

Putin's War

Ukrainian historian Viktoria Naumenko has devoted her career to the study of war. Nothing prepared her for Russia’s invasion of her homeland. Full Story

April 14, 2022

Putin's War

Since late 2020, Russia has added dozens of Kremlin critics to its register of “foreign agents.” Reuters contacted them to find out how the designation has changed their lives. Full Story

March 31, 2022

Schools Under Siege

Local school officials across the United States are being inundated with threats of violence and other hostile messages from anonymous harassers nationwide, fueled by anger over culture-war issues. Full Story

Undocumented and Underage

U.S. poultry plants, hungry for labor, rely on migrant workers and staffing agencies to fill jobs. With migration soaring from Central America, some minors are making their way into that pipeline. Full Story

February 07, 2022

Who Owns Scotland?

Climate-conscious millionaires are buying up huge areas of the Scottish Highlands and transforming how it is managed. These "green lairds," many of them from overseas, are rekindling debates about who owns Scotland’s land and what they are doing with it. Full Story

January 27, 2022

A Question of Compliance

In public, Binance said it welcomed government oversight. At the same time, the firm was withholding information from regulators, maintaining weak checks on customers and acting against its own compliance department’s recommendations, a Reuters investigation has found. Full Story

January 21, 2022

Bitter Legacy

Ethiopian troops have driven back Tigrayan forces that had advanced on the capital. Reuters visited areas formerly held by the rebels and documented accounts of rapes and killings. Full Story

December 28, 2021

T-DAY: The Battle for Taiwan

The island dominates production of chips powering advanced civilian and military technologies. If conflict erupted, its fabrication plants would be in jeopardy. Full Story

December 27, 2021

T-DAY: The Battle for Taiwan

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen is wielding a mixture of soft and hard power as she seeks to fend off a more assertive China. Full Story

December 24, 2021

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Reuters ranks the world’s most influential climate scientists – and takes you inside the lives of six remarkable researchers. Full Story

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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

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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