Anna Pratt is the Senior Digital Editor at The World. She works with reporters and producers to develop compelling digital stories for audio reports. Prior to joining The World, Pratt worked as a copy editor and reporter for local and national news outlets. She is based in Boston.
Ukraine is now urging people to evacuate the Donbas. This Ukrainain American pastor is risking his life to help.
Alex Zaytsev has been driving dozens of his parishioners out of Avdiivka, a city that's been on the front line with Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine.
‘They were shooting and shooting and shooting’: Ukrainian survivor shares harrowing account of atrocities in Bucha
Ukrainians living near the border with Russia weigh in on threat of war
How Kyiv residents are preparing for a possible war with Russia
Ukraine says it’s ramping up its cyberdefense in light of Russian attacks
5 major challenges facing Biden on Day One
Here’s a roundup of coverage on The World that will get you caught up on the fraught transition of power from Donald Trump to Joe Biden.
Our most-read stories about women in 2018
Here are the 10 most-read AWL stories from the year.
So many women are saying 'me too.' Editors weigh in about how to move the conversation forward.
We talked to magazine and newspaper editors about how to address sexual harassment in the workplace.
We asked Trump a question every day for his first 100 days. Here's what we learned.
We'll keep asking the president questions for the remainder of his time in office.
‘Saved by the Bell’ executive producer talks about the show, life, book
The colorful series, which ran for a handful of years beginning in 1989, was memorable for its well-cast characters, funny plotlines and its willingness to delve into tough subjects.
White House leaks raise concerns about Trump’s nuclear arms policy
On Thursday, details of Trump’s January 28 phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin were brought to light in a Reuters report from investigative journalists David Rohde and Jonathan Landay.
These women made a big mark on New York — in more ways than one
It seems timely to examine the many accomplishments of women throughout New York history.
In California, where homelessness has risen, cities are looking for long-term solutions
On any given night in San Francisco, officials estimate there are at least 6,700 people living on the streets. The city is trying to turn it around — as are other California cities struggling with the problem of homelessness.
The Filipino president has deployed a ‘social media army’ to push his agenda
Journalist Sean Williams stumbled upon the Filipino president's keyboard army after tweeting about the violent war on drugs in the Philippines.
Venezuela's military has turned its food crisis into a 'racket.' And it's profiting from people going hungry.
In Venezuela, the military controls the food supply, including everything from distribution to prices. And it's profiting from the fact that people are going hungry.