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Oleksandra 'Sasha' Kuvshinova's Fox News colleagues remember her life: 'She had a special presence' - Vimarsana News

Oleksandra 'Sasha' Kuvshinova's Fox News colleagues remember her life: 'She had a special presence'

Fox News colleagues continue to mourn Ukrainian journalist Oleksandra "Sasha" Kuvshinova, who was killed last week while working as a fixer for the network covering the ongoing invasion.

Women War Reporters Expand Traditional Coverage - Vimarsana News

Women War Reporters Expand Traditional Coverage

Women report on the tactics of war, like more traditional reporting, but give equal measure to its human costs. The stories reporters provide of events on the ground today are, arguably, more inclusive than in the past.

The coast is clear, grave-dancing - Vimarsana News

The coast is clear, grave-dancing

How far we've come since the election.

In Ukraine, female war reporters build on legacy of pioneers - Vimarsana News

In Ukraine, female war reporters build on legacy of pioneers

Clarissa Ward interrupted her live TV report on Ukrainian refugees to help a distraught older man, then a woman, down a steep and explosion-mangled path, gently urging them on in their language. A day later, Lynsey Addario, a photographer for the New York Times, captured a grim image of a Russian mortar attack’s immediate outcome: the bodies of a mother and her two children crumpled on a road, amid their suitcase, backpacks and a pet carrier. The memorable reports illustrate the skill and gutsiness of female journalists serving as eyewitnesses to Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine and the...

In Ukraine, female war reporters build on legacy of pioneers - Vimarsana News

In Ukraine, female war reporters build on legacy of pioneers

LOS ANGELES—Clarissa Ward interrupted her live TV report on Ukrainian refugees to help a distraught older man, then a woman, down a steep and explosion-mangled path, gently urging them on in their language. A day later, Lynsey Addario, a photographer for the New York Times, captured a grim image of…