There was one issue Bill and I did not have time to address in our interview today: the notion of negotiating with the Taliban. It has been startling to witness the parade of international ...

Around a decade. That's how long Sarah Chayes worked in Afghanistan. With the Taliban back in power, we talk with Chayes about how Afghanistan... Journalist Sarah Chayes Reflects On 20 Years Of Crisis ...

Sarah Chayes has been living and working in Afghanistan since she covered the fall of the Taliban government for NPR. She joins Fresh Air to... Sarah Chayes: Taliban Terrorizing Afghanistan Sarah ...

A new piece from The Atlantic slammed both Hunter Biden for his foreign business dealings and his father President Joe Biden for acting like Hunter did nothing wrong. The article claimed both Bidens ...

As the U.S. proceeds with evacuating people from Afghanistan following the Taliban takeover of the country, we speak with author and former NPR reporter Sarah Chayes, who covered the fall of the ...

Joe Donahue: From the prize-winning journalist Sarah Chayes, internationally recognized as an expert on government corruption throughout the world, the new book, "On Corruption in America," offers an ...

The writer Sarah Chayes was in her kitchen one evening in 2016, listening to the radio. And she heard something on the news that astonished her. The Supreme Court had overturned the conviction of ...

Sarah Chayes records a radio spot in Kandahar. On her desk is a figure of a free-spirited dancer, given to her by American family friends, who also organized fellow townspeople in Concord, Mass. to ...

NPR's A Martínez speaks with author and former NPR reporter Sarah Chayes about the Taliban as the Islamic militant group has regained control in Afghanistan. The Taliban are back in power. The ...

In late 2001, Sarah Chayes went to Afghanistan to cover the fall of the Taliban for NPR. She lived with a local family and watched how they, and their nation, underwent a profound transformation. With ...