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Jason Szep

Position: Bureau Chief, Boston; Deputy Bureau Chief, Northeast U.S.
I've been a Reuters correspondent for 18 years with postings in six countries. Before coming to Boston, my native city, in 2005 as Bureau Chief, I worked in several Asia-Pacific regions, including postings in Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney. I cover a range of stories -- from general & political news to fraud and mutual funds -- and manage a bureau of five reporters. I'm a winner of the Society of Professional Journalists' Sigma Delta Chi award for a 2007 series on Mormonism in America.

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Khmer Rouge torturer had to "kill or be killed" November 26, 06:44am EST 

By Ek Madra PHNOM PENH, Nov 26 (Reuters) - The Khmer Rouge's chief torturer and jailer had to "kill or be killed" and operate like an "obedient machine", his lawyer said on Thursday in defending the first member of Cambodia's murderous ...  Full Article 

Thai anti-government protesters postpone rally
Khmer Rouge jailer expresses "excruciating remorse"
Khmer Rouge jailer expresses "excruciating remorse"
Myanmar cyclone survivors still need shelter - U.N.
Myanmar cyclone survivors still need shelter: U.N.
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Swapping homes for hotels

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts - Some Americans are swapping homes for motels as the ranks of the homeless swell during the recession, crowding out shelters and forcing cities and states across the country ...  Full Article | Comments [5] 

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Apostles or Apostates?

Chambers dictionary defines an apostate as "someone who rejects a religion, belief, political affiliation, etc. that they previously held." So it's easy to imagine the horror among Mormons if it were applied, ...  Full Article 

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Kennedy receives honorary degree from Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, Mass - Sen. Edward Kennedy, battling a life-threatening form of brain cancer, received an honorary degree from Harvard University on Monday, joining an elite group that includes Nelson Mandela, ...  Full Article | Comments [1] 

Obama leads youth vote by nearly 2-1 ratio | Comments [6]
Palin camp limits media from her own supporters | Comments [14]
In slip up, Palin calls Afghanistan "our neighboring country" | Comments [383]
McCain finds it tough without Palin | Comments [435]
McCain, Palin draw large crowd in battleground of Virginia | Comments [32]
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