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Rachel Hartigan

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A grave humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Ethiopia. ‘I never saw hell before, but now I have.’

19 April 2022. By Lynsey Addario, Rachel Hartigan

A photographer gives an inside look at the fall of Kabul, her longtime home

19 April 2022. By Rachel Hartigan

Remembering two icons in the search for Amelia Earhart

10 February 2022. By Rachel Hartigan

Historic images show the centuries-long struggle for Afghanistan

17 August 2021. By Rachel Hartigan

Why women have suffered more financially during the pandemic

2 July 2021. By Rachel Hartigan

He found the Titanic, but for Robert Ballard the search never ends

24 June 2021. By Rachel Hartigan

An index measuring country stability finds the U.S. dropping

18 January 2021. By Rachel Hartigan, Lawson Parker, Kelsey Nowakowski, Diana Marques

At least 11 women have vied for U.S. vice president. Here’s what happened to them

13 August 2020. By Rachel Hartigan

These photos reveal a hushed world

1 May 2020. By Rachel Hartigan

Photos show the world's essential workers serving on the front lines

23 April 2020. By Rachel Hartigan

'It has become our sanctuary': The calming power of nature in a pandemic

14 April 2020. By Rachel Hartigan

'It has become our sanctuary': The calming power of nature in a pandemic

12 April 2020. By Rachel Hartigan

Intimate photos show families adapting to a world changed by coronavirus

4 April 2020. By Rachel Hartigan

How a photographer got this amazing mountaintop shot

2 December 2019. By Rachel Hartigan

Why does Amelia Earhart still fascinate us?

19 October 2019. By Rachel Hartigan

Colossal crabs may hold clue to Amelia Earhart fate

20 August 2019. By Rachel Hartigan

Inside the search for Amelia Earhart’s airplane

12 August 2019. By Rachel Hartigan

Robert Ballard found the Titanic. Can he find Amelia Earhart’s airplane?

24 July 2019. By Rachel Hartigan

This young nuclear engineer has a new plan for clean energy

14 February 2019. By Rachel Hartigan

Immigration Archaeology: What’s Left at Border Crossings

8 August 2018. By Rachel Hartigan