I use data and visuals, like charts, maps, diagrams and animations, to help readers understand complex stories within a range of topics. In the past I have covered business and technology, the Covid pandemic and elections, and recently have been focusing on stories about New York City, where I am based.
I have been a visual journalist for more than a decade. I got my start as an intern at The Times in 2013, after earning a master’s degree from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism that same year. Since rejoining The Times in 2017, I have covered several elections and the rise of artificial intelligence, and I was part of the team whose coverage of the Covid pandemic won the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service.
All Times journalists are committed to upholding the standards of integrity outlined in our Ethical Journalism Handbook. Like other reporters at The Times, I do not accept gifts or favors from anyone who might figure into my reporting, and I do not make political donations. When working with data, I carefully check the methodology used to create it and ask questions about its possible flaws and anomalies, to make sure it is up to the standards of The Times. When I am working, I always identify myself as a reporter for The Times.
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This stretch of the southern border, in Eagle Pass, Texas, is at the center of an immigration standoff between Texas and the Biden administration.
By Keith Collins, Marco Hernandez and Bedel Saget
Of the 30 cyclists who died in 2023, most were riding e-bikes.
By Keith Collins
Month after month global temperatures didn’t just break records, they surpassed them by far. This year could be even warmer.
By Raymond Zhong and Keith Collins
Donald J. Trump pressured state and federal government officials to overturn results of the 2020 election in more than 30 phone calls or meetings, according to The Times’s analysis of the indictments related to those efforts.
By Lazaro Gamio and Karen Yourish
More than 200,000 migrants have come to New York in the last 18 months. Five of them told us how they have found shelter, earned money and looked for legal ways to stay here.
By Keith Collins, Raúl Vilchis and Olivia Bensimon
Heavy rainfall pounded New York City and the surrounding region Friday morning, flooding subway stations and major roadways.
By Matthew Bloch, Keith Collins, Sarah Kerr, Zach Levitt, Rebecca Lieberman and Ainara Tiefenthäler
Nineteen people, including former President Donald J. Trump, have been charged in an expansive legal case challenging Mr. Trump’s attempts to cling to power.
By The New York Times
It was supposed to be an even trade: Permission to raise larger buildings in exchange for airy, open spaces for the public. The reality has been different.
By Urvashi Uberoy and Keith Collins
The vast multinational search for the missing submersible ended after pieces of it were found on the ocean floor, 1,600 feet from the bow of the Titanic.
By Jenna Russell
On the vessel, there were five passengers packed into a tight interior with no seats and a single view port 21 inches in diameter.
By Matthew Bloch, Keith Collins, Marco Hernandez, Mark McKeague, Scott Reinhard and Helmuth Rosales