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Position: Houston Bureau Chief

Chris has been a journalist for Reuters since 2001, when he joined the Washington DC bureau as a summer intern. As a correspondent in Washington, Chris covered energy policy, reported on Congress, the Supreme Court and federal agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency. As Houston Bureau Chief, Chris oversees a team of five reporters and covers general news topics like hurricanes, NASA and border violence.

Articles

New Orleans' exhibit offers sights, sounds of WWII November 09, 10:06pm EST

NEW ORLEANS (Reuters Life!) - A new film theater at the National World War II museum is hoping to lure visitors with a film produced by actor Tom Hanks that features the sights and sounds of battle. Full Article

Ida weakens to tropical storm in US Gulf

Ida's threat ebbs but U.S. Gulf energy output disrupted

Ida weakens to tropical storm -US hurricane center

Motive probed in Fort Hood shooting rampage

Motive probed for U.S. Army shooting rampage

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Blog Posts

On your marks, get set, generate!

In less than a month, teams from 20 universities from around the world will gather on the National Mall in Washington DC for the 2009 Solar Decathlon, hosted mainly by the U.S. Department of Energy. Full Article | Comments [1]

August 29th = Jackson Squared

New Orleans is planning a tribute to the late King of Pop on what would have been his 51st birthday. Other events are being planned in New York City and in Jackson's hometown of Gary, Indiana. Full Article | Comments [5]

Texas gubernatorial race heats up

A looming battle to govern Texas between two prominent Republicans is heating up after U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison confirmed that she'll leave the Senate Full Article

Bloggers: music industry tastemakers? | Comments [3]

Stanford whistleblowers tell of concerns, perks | Comments [2]

Bobby Jindal to the Republican Party's Rescue | Comments [9]

One Barackatini please - shaken, not stirred | Comments [3]

A view from the North - Alaska's melting glaciers | Comments [5]

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