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As seen in: The New York Times, Flipboard, Westchester Magazine
audio / newsroom @nytimes | MS @columbiajourn | BA @AmericanU | former Associate Producer @natgeo Studios | 📬sarah.diamond@nytimes.com

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Sarah Diamond’s Journalist Portfolio

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What Makes a Times Article Go Viral?

What Makes a Times Article Go Viral?

Facebook posts, shares, emails and page views: We may already know how an article spreads online, but we're s…

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The Making of 'The Trojan Horse Affair'

The Making of 'The Trojan Horse Affair'

How a doctor-turned-journalist worked with a veteran audio reporter to create a podcast about a mysterious le…

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A Legacy Lives On in Brooklyn

A Legacy Lives On in Brooklyn

90 years after its closure, a former New York Times printing plant now provides space for a new generation of…

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The Story Behind the Times Store

The Story Behind the Times Store

How a team of New York Times staffers creates iconic products that represent The Times's journalism. Times In…

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These millennial women hadn't invested before. The pandemic was 'a wake-up call.'

These millennial women hadn't invested before. The pandemic was 'a wake-up call.'

In early April 2020, Juli Adhikari, 25, sat in front of her laptop, opened a Google search window and typed i…

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These women were left out of 'old Wall Street.' They want cryptocurrency to be different.

These women were left out of 'old Wall Street.' They want cryptocurrency to be different.

The past few months, the notion of 2021′s "Hot Vax Summer" - whether it was realized or not - seemed to be ev…

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Why We Can’t Resist a Great Bookstore

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By MJ Franklin Verified, Sarah Diamond, Amy Pearl Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Book ReviewSubscribe: Why We Can’t Resist a Great Bookstore We visit a local New York City bookstore, dive into The Times’s new bookstore crawl series and recommend some of our favorite books about bookstores and booksellers.
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By Gilbert Cruz Verified, Sarah Diamond, Amy Pearl Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Book ReviewSubscribe: This Reporter Can Tell Us What Nuclear Apocalypse Looks Like (Encore) We bring back an episode from our archives, in which Annie Jacobsen discusses her 2024 book “Nuclear War: A Scenario.” Back to Book Review Previous More episodes ofBook Review July 3, 2026Jill Lepore on What to Read This Fourth of July June 26, 2026  •  58:19Book Club: Let’s Talk About ‘Yesteryear’ June 5, 2026  •  43:41A Summer Book Recommendation Bonanza Next Aug.
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Let’s Talk About the Best Books of the Year (So Far)

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By Gilbert Cruz Verified, Sarah Diamond, Amy Pearl Verified
| The New York Times Verified
July 24, 2026, 5:05 a.m. ET The editors at The New York Times Book Review spend almost the entire year discussing, debating and sometimes arguing about the year’s best books. We’re halfway through 2026, which means it’s time for the host Gilbert Cruz and the Book Review editors Joumana Khatib and MJ Franklin to talk about some of the best releases of the year as well as a few hidden gems that captured their attention and affection.
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Awards

News Emmy

2020 - Outstanding Science and Technology Documentary

The #DocEmmy Award in Science and Technology Documentary goes to Going Viral: Beyond the Hot Zone - National Geographic

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