Kim Bubello

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The Oak Fire Near Yosemite Is One of California's Most Unpredictable Blazes Yet

A fast-moving wildfire in near Yosemite National Park in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains has engulfed nearly 19,000 acres. It was sparked July 22, and in just three days, it charred more than...

By Julia Zorthian and Kim Bubello July 27, 2022

Photos: Ukrainian Citizens Volunteer to Defend to Fight Russia

Members of Ukraine's Territorial Defense Forces are an “integral part” of the resistance, says Olena Prokopenko, a German Marshall Fund visiting fellow

By Kim Bubello and Chad de Guzman March 3, 2022

This Is What California's Terrifying Wildfires Look Like After Leaving 5 Dead and Entire Towns Destroyed

Images of billowing black smoke and homes set ablaze show the size and strength of three massive wildfires burning across California. Together, the Camp, Woolsey and Hill fires have burned 86,000 acres and killed at...

By Kim Bubello and Wilder Davies November 9, 2018

Here's What Election Day 2018 Looked Like Around the Country

After weeks of campaigning and buildup, Election Day 2018 has come and gone. After a record-breaking 36 million people took advantage of early voting, tens of millions across the country headed to the polls on...

By Gina Martinez and Kim Bubello November 6, 2018

A Look at John McCain’s Life of Service in Photos

If one is interested in brevity, it is an extreme challenge to find the words that encapsulate the political career of John McCain, who died Saturday at the age of 81. A former war hero,...

By Kim Bubello and Nash Jenkins August 25, 2018

‘It’s Heart-Wrenching.’ Photographers Take You Behind Their Haunting Images of the California Wildfires

Josh Edelson thought he could rest after he captured images for three days along the front lines of what is now California’s seventh most destructive fire in history. But then another fire picked up steam....

By Jennifer Calfas and Kim Bubello August 2, 2018

Fashion and Healing at This Year's Puerto Rican Day Parade

Too often am I reminded of the paralyzing fear and overwhelming solace I felt during Hurricane María. It feels like no time at all has passed since Sept. 20, 2017, the day destruction ripped through...

By Kim Bubello June 10, 2018

Before-and-After Photos Show the Scale of Harvey's Destruction in Houston

The storm caused unprecedented flooding

By Kim Bubello , Kara Milstein and Chris Wilson August 29, 2017
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