Twenty years ago, I covered the flooding of the city of New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. Today, 8 percent of all properties in the US lie in floodplains and require flood insurance - and for those homeowners, last week's shutdown has made life a lot more complicated:

Most of us know Diane Keaton as the movie star she was. But her other legacy was in wood, plaster and stone. A look at her life as a self-described "serial flipper" with Shawn Hubler and Vivian Marino: nytimes.com/2025/10/17/rea…

Rukmini Callimachi One more photo of life at the house, this one from the street fair in April of 1970.

Thank you so much to Brian Palmer for sharing images of his childhood in one of Brooklyn's historic colonnaded homes, profiled in today's piece: nytimes.com/2025/10/31/rea…

This is the result of reporting by Camellia Burris, Ted Clifford and me that helped lead to this arrest. Thanks to Rukmini Callimachi for staying on the story, when many of the victims still don't know what comes next. Deed theft is still a big problem in NYC nytimes.com/2025/11/13/rea…

I am one of the few reporters who examined Plaskett's relationship with Epstein. She accepted sizeable amounts of money from him and was one of the few people who refused to return campaign contributions even after it was clear he had committed so many crimes against girls.