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Since 2023, I have worked as fact-checker on books, podcasts, essays, and award-winning investigative journalism. For the work, I shared in the 2024 Wounded Warrior Project® Award for Excellence in Coverage of Veterans from the National Press Foundation
Below is a selection of the projects I have worked on and publications I have worked for. References available upon request.
Five Bullets By Elliot Williams
Penguin Press, 2026
The Housewives Underground by Kaitlyn Tiffany
Crown, 2026
I have worked as a regular fact-checker for Noema Magazine, working on articles on various subjects, including artificial intelligence, technology policy, history of science, international politics, climate change, and more.
Long Shadow: Breaking the Internet
Principal fact-checker on seven-part series chronicling the last thirty years of internet culture, from the infancy of the World Wide Web to the emergence of social media and the online landscape today. Also provided additional research support on the series.
Home of the Brave
A six-part investigative series of articles and an accompanying documentary film.
Winner of the 2024 Wounded Warrior Project® Award for Excellence in Coverage of Veterans from the National Press Foundation (more here).
"In 1888, wealthy landowners donated prime Los Angeles real estate to the U.S. government to house military veterans. The gift “will cause land in that section to advance in value, and the trade thrown into the way of our merchants will be considerable,” wrote the Los Angeles Times. Today the 388-acre property abuts the Brentwood neighborhood and the UCLA campus, is some of the country’s most valuable real estate, and houses very few vets — many in tiny, temporary shelters. Meanwhile, L.A. has become the homeless veteran capital of America.
"Why isn't this land, which once housed thousands of disabled soldiers, home to more veterans? The answer is a scandal in plain sight, a story of government malfeasance, neglect, graft, and even death.
"This multi-part, multimedia feature tells the full story — from the property’s founding to the legal fight to take it back — of a centuries-spanning land war between the U.S. government, local forces, and generations of service members seeking a place to call home."
"In this series of portraits and interviews, photojournalist Morgan Lieberman captures the testimony and experiences of nine of the last survivors of Japanese American incarceration."
"In this series of intimate photos and videos, photojournalist Maranie Staab presents an inspiring profile of Anna Kurkurina, chronicling the athlete's daily struggles and triumphs as she attempts to uplift the most vulnerable inhabitants of her city, Mykolaiv."
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