Chris Kenning

USA TODAY

Who were the U.S. service members killed in the Iran war? Read their stories

By: Chris Kenning, Ramon Padilla

Chris Kenning Ramon Padilla Mia Gonzales-Swinton stood on a Dover Air Force tarmac freighted with grief, keeping her 4-year-old daughter close in front of her.

USA TODAY

‘The streets are empty:’ How Miami’s Little Haiti is reacting to TPS loss

By: Chris Kenning

In Little Haiti, the largest community of Haitians living in the U.S., the end of TPS has disrupted life at every level.

The Charlotte Observer

‘The streets are empty:' How Miami's Little Haiti is reacting to TPS loss

By: Chris Kenning

MIAMI – Jean-Marie Denis raised a metal gate and unlocked his Little Haiti bookstore, stocked with books printed in Creole and French.

Corvallis Gazette Times

Trump's approval rating drops among white working class

By: Chris Kenning

Rising dissatisfaction among working-class voters could pose challenges for Republicans in upcoming midterms, with some historically conservative voters considering Democratic candidates for the first time.

Elko Daily Free Press

'The streets are empty': How Miami's Little Haiti reacted to losing TPS

By: Chris Kenning

An eerie quiet has descended on Miami’s Little Haiti since the Trump administration ended temporary protection for Haitian immigrants in the United States. Those once seeking shelter now fear deportation.

USA TODAY

The faces and stories of all US troops killed in the Iran war

By: Ramon Padilla, Chris Kenning

In the six months since the U.S. went to war with Iran, 20 U.S. service members have been killed. Read their stories.

Greensboro News & Record

Loss of TPS drives Miami's Little Haiti underground

By: Chris Kenning

MIAMI — Jean-Marie Denis raised a metal gate and unlocked his Little Haiti bookstore, stocked with books printed in Creole and French.

Billings Gazette Communications

'The streets are empty'

By: Chris Kenning

MIAMI — Jean-Marie Denis raised a metal gate and unlocked his Little Haiti bookstore, stocked with books printed in Creole and French.

Mahoning Matters

Why this photographer's 9/11 ‘Falling Man' photo remains controversial

By: Chris Kenning

They fell alone. They fell together. A woman in a business suit who held down her skirt as she stepped off a ledge. A couple who held hands before jumping together.

USA TODAY

Why this photographer’s 9/11 ‘Falling Man’ photo remains controversial

By: Chris Kenning

The Sept. 11 attack’s “falling man” photo was one of 9/11’s most iconic and haunting images, fueling a mystery over his identify that remains unresolved a quarter century later.