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It's Been Five Years Since the Fall of Kabul

BLUF: There are no silver linings

Aug 16 • Sean D. Carberry

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Doubling Down...

...on Talking About How War Reporting Changed the Course of My Life

Aug 2 • Sean D. Carberry

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July 2026

Something Old, Something New

It’s all just a strange adventure, isn’t it?

Jul 26 • Sean D. Carberry

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May 2026

From D.C. to a War Zone, in One Breath

There is a moment in late spring in D.C.

May 31 • Sean D. Carberry

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December 2025

Eleven Years Since the War that Was Home

On December 13, 2014, I woke up and crawled out of the queen size canopy bed that had been custom built for my predecessor at the NPR bureau in Kabul.

Dec 13, 2025 • Sean D. Carberry

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January 2025

Moths to Flames

The seduction, and the darkness, of war reporting

Jan 5, 2025 • Sean D. Carberry

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December 2024

The Reporting Playbook from Libya to Syria

When a regime falls, there is a method to covering the madness

Dec 11, 2024 • Sean D. Carberry

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June 2024

It's the Guns, Stupid

I've seen war. Guns in America are more frightening.

Jun 30, 2024 • Sean D. Carberry

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May 2024

A Shout Out for Men’s Health on Mother’s Day

First, Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers out there.

May 12, 2024 • Sean D. Carberry

April 2024

More Sad Afghanistan Anniversaries

April 4 was the 10-year anniversary of the murder of AP photographer Anja Niedringhaus, who was killed by an Afghan police officer while covering the…

Apr 8, 2024 • Sean D. Carberry

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January 2024

The Night Everything Changed in Kabul

Ten years ago today, a brutal attack ushered in a dark new chapter in Afghanistan

Jan 17, 2024 • Sean D. Carberry

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December 2023

The Year in Reviews

A different take on the end-of-year story

Dec 28, 2023 • Sean D. Carberry

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