In the ensuing weeks, I continued to report and write about Mr. Jewell.
I continued to report from the Middle East, and in 2011 my dispatches were filled with hope as the Arab Spring swept to one jubilant climax in Egypt in February.
In my first dispatch on the issue for the New York Times, published June 12, I wrote: "If General Lavelle's superiors in Saigon or elsewhere knew that his planes were conducting bombing missions … who authorized such missions?" For the next six months I continued to report on the Lavelle story, convinced that it would lead me to secret orders from the White House or somewhere in the Pentagon.
For a while, I continued to report customer comments to the chef – "They say the bacon is undercooked/the cabbage is raw/the gravy is lumpier than a rice pudding" – even though the response was always, "Well, tell 'em to fuck off – it's my fucking menu".
this purely personal course of mine for bringing about an understanding between Germany and France and that I should continue to report to him about these things.
But child and maternal health is certainly something I'll continue to report on, with the hope that my gender will allow me greater access to women who cannot discuss certain details of their lives in front of men.
But until all enforcement suits are dismissed and all unethical lawyers punished, I will continue to report.
So as a Muslim-American journalist, I will continue to report the names of those who were killed and whose families will be persecuted for being Muslim.
"But I will always continue to report anything unacceptable I hear said to me on or off the pitch and I would certainly encourage any other players in a similar situation to do so as well.
Though I'll absolutely continue to report on the story until its conclusion, I'd like to move on from the emails just as much as Clinton would.
"And we will, I promise you, continue to report that as fully and compassionately as we can.
