Earlier this week, ProPublica’s Sebastian Rotella was a guest on KCRW’s To The Point as part of an episode examining Afghanistan and Pakistan after the death of ...

Earlier this week, senior reporters Sebastian Rotella and Dafna Linzer talked about Rotella’s two-part Mumbai attack investigation. Rotella and Linzer have decades of experience reporting on terrorism ...

America’s right-wing extremists are going global, and it’s not just on the internet. Some have joined the fight between the government of Ukraine and separatists backed by Russia. “There’s a growing ...

ProPublica's Sebastian Rotella was a guest on All Things Considered over the weekend to discuss the recent indictment of four Pakistanis allegedly involved in the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai.

Marijuana has been legalized in some states, but ProPublica's Sebastian Rotella says there's still a thriving illicit market, dominated by... How the Chinese mafia came to control much of the illicit ...

Valentine Pescatore, the hero of Rotella’s excellent second thriller, left his job as a U.S. Border Patrol agent to become a PI in Buenos Aires, Argentina. There he runs into Raymond Mercer, his ...

A Chinese prison is part of the pipeline that delivers fentanyl to the U.S., ProPublica found in a review of U.S. and Chinese documents and interviews with investigators. 56% of drug launches miss ...

ProPublica’s Sebastian Rotella will be on KPCC’s AirTalk TODAY at 1:00pm EDT to discuss the details revealed in Osama bin Laden’s personal documents and notes. The story you just read was made ...

Leo Méndez, the former chief of the Diogenes Group police unit in Tijuana, Mexico, is now a journalist living in San Diego, Calif., in Rotella’s strong third series thriller (after 2014’s The ...

To celebrate the release of his new book, ProPublica senior reporter Sebastian Rotella shares a list of his ten favorite books about crime, spies, cops and crooks. From Richard Price’s Clockers to ...