2022:
“What’s Happening in Iran is Not a Local Story”: Meet Filmmaker Mahyad Tousi (Interview Magazine)
How Iranians in New York Are Helping the Protests Abroad (NYTimes)
What Inspired Two Iranian Immigrants to Start a Global Film Series (NYTimes)
N.Y.C Schools Reopen With Focus on Recovery From Pandemic Losses (NYTimes, reporting credit)
The Climate Crisis Spells Big Business for Carbon Capture (Texas Monthly)
A Day at the Races in Presidio (Texas Monthly)
The Invisible Scrubbers at the Bottom of the Gowanus (Curbed, New York Magazine)
2020:
How a Sous Chef Turned Fried Chicken Master Spends His Sundays (NYTimes)
Surviving on Hot Plates and Takeout: 73 Days Without Cooking Gas (NYTimes)
Inshallah: The Perfect Phrase for this Relentless Year (NYTimes)
Why New York Comedy Has Gone Underground (NYTimes)
Could New York Finally Become a Bike City? (NYTimes)
How the Stoop and the Sidewalk Helped New Yorkers Stay Sane (NYTimes)
Is It Time for Americans to Embrace the Bidet? (NYTimes)
La Harmonia (Stranger’s Guide)
Marfa’s Answer to the Collapse of Local News: Coffee and Cocktails (NYTimes)
2018:
In a Texas Art Mecca, Humble Adobe Now Carries a High Cost (NYTimes)
The Grunts of the System (Harper’s)
‘Franny and Zooey’ in Iran (the Paris Review)
Somewhere it Hides a Well (Texas Observer)
In Presidio, a New Public Art Project Crosses Borders (Texas Observer)
In West Texas, the U.S. - Mexico Border Disappeared for a Day (The Nation)
In ‘Homelands’ Alfredo Corchado Punctures the Myth of the American Dream (Texas Observer)
Love Letter to Tacos de Tripas (Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown)
2017:
For Texas Pronghorn, an Unusual 500-Mile Journey (Texas Observer)
The Tragic Story of a Texas Teen and the Marines who Killed Him for No Reason (Splinter)
We Need to Talk about the MTA’s Sexual Assault Problem (Splinter)
A Sacred, Sullied Space (The Revealer)
What it’s Like to be a Female Border Patrol Agent (Marie Claire)
2016:
A Death in West Texas (Texas Monthly)
Ranch Owner Recalls Finding Justice Antonin Scalia’s Body (NYTimes, contributed reporting)
The Cost of Justice (Texas Monthly)
Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself (Texas Monthly)
Juarez Gets Ready for Pope, Showcases Progress After Violence (NBC News)
Pope’s Juarez Mass a Blessing for Victims of Violence (NBC News)
A Smiling Pope Francis Will ‘Live’ in Juarez through this Sculpture (NBC News)
Standing Rock Pipeline Fight Draws Hundreds to North Dakota Plains (NBC News)
Inspired by Standing Rock, West Texans Take Action to Fight Another Pipeline (The Nation)
Meet Donald Trump’s Feng Shui Master (The Guardian)
Frontier fiesta Shows the Folly of U.S. - Mexico Border Controls (Splinter)
When Immigration Status is Used as a Weapon for Abuse (Splinter)
Texas border town fears its economic future under Trump (Splinter)
The Business of Burying Horses (Texas Observer)
Crossing Over (Texas Observer)
‘I Wish I Could Vote’: An Ex-Felon’s Election Day (Texas Observer)
‘The Presidential Campaign Makes no Difference Here’: Election Day in Presidio (Texas Observer)
Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself (Longform, featured from original Texas Monthly article)
2014/ 2015:
Documenting the Vanishing Rio Grande (VICE)
Mexico Wants to Run a Pipeline Through West Texas (VICE)
Border Agency Employee Tells Trick-or-Treaters Candy is Only for Americans (VICE)
A Texas Pipeline’s Controversial Path (NBC News)
Western Block: One Woman’s Quest for Citizenship (Texas Observer)