The veteran Times reporter Seth Mydans and the Magnum photographer John Vink have both reported deeply and extensively about forced evictions, especially in Phnom Penh, a campaign against poor landholders so odious that it caused the World Bank to suspend loans to Cambodia.
Sidney Blumenthal, journalist turned Clintonist, has written a deeply reported, deeply partisan book about his time as a senior White House aide.
The next issue of this magazine — written, photographed, drawn, and edited in the course of four grieving, frantic days — is a thickly reported, deeply felt record of the catastrophe, its immediate aftermath in the city and beyond, and, insofar as could be discerned through the smoke and the pain, its meaning.
In this thrilling, vigorously reported, deeply empathic book, Michael Weinreb, who has contributed articles about sports to The New York Times and Newsday, brings to vivid life a contemporary chess world suffused with its own updated version of nerd machismo, now wearing sweat pants and basketball sneakers and MP3 earbuds.
The next issue of this magazine written, photographed, drawn, and edited in the course of four grieving, frantic days is a thickly reported, deeply felt record of the catastrophe, its immediate aftermath in the city and beyond, and, insofar as could be discerned through the smoke and the pain, its meaning.
He's reported deeply on Congress, the Obama White House and three presidential elections.
"They were reporting deeply held grudges from the first grade," she recalled.
"Love, Africa" is at its best in its discussion of the 2007-2008 Kelectoralcrisis crisis, a story Gettleman could report deeply from his home base in Nairobi.
Importantly, Mr. Moss reports deeply from inside the food companies: researchers, marketers, strategists, C.E.O.'s and many who have left their work, some with regrets about how good they were at leveraging the bliss point.
We withdrew from reporting deeply on America and the world and now citizens have done an end run around us and are communicating through their own networks – sometimes for better, other times, for worse.
Now, in this deeply reported -- and deeply troubling -- book, she focuses on a whole network of extremely wealthy far-right donors, and adds more detail on the Koch brothers, including on their father's ties to Nazi Germany.
