Paige Williams
Paige Williams, a staff writer, writes U.S. Journal, a series that Calvin Trillin created, in The New Yorker, in 1967. She is the author of “ The Dinosaur Artist ” and the winner of a 2024 Mirror Award.
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Paige Williams reports on the people struggling with addiction who share a lethal dose of drugs and are then prosecuted as killers.
In the mass-shooting era, civilians must help one another in a crisis and keep victims from bleeding to death, Paige Williams writes.
An Alaskan tribe’s monument found its way to John Barrymore’s Beverly Hills estate. Paige Williams on an artifact’s journey.
Shonelle Jackson may become the first American to be executed despite a jury’s unanimous vote for life. Paige Williams reports from Alabama.
Paige Williams on a Florida man’s curious trade in dinosaur fossils from Mongolia.