Grace is a staff writer at WORLD and a graduate of the World Journalism Institute.
Grace Snell | Deaths at the hands of extremists have fallen dramatically since 2014—but the threat landscape is rapidly evolving
Sunken ships and Civil War whiskey bottles tell centuries of stories beneath the St. Lawrence River.
IN THE NEWS | Amid rapid tech advancements, decision-makers debate ways to put the AI genie back in its bottle
After nearly two decades avoiding the 9/11 Memorial, Dana Tamuccio now leads visitors through it, helping a new generation see her brother Mike—and thousands of others—as people, not just names. WORLD’s Grace Snell reports.
Grace Snell | One woman’s mission to honor her brother 25 years after the 9/11 attacks
IN THE NEWS | Relief workers scramble to contain Ebola’s spread amid rampant misinformation and violence
Grace Snell | For the last 250 years, millions have flocked to America seeking a better life
A dream, a Bible passage, and a difficult decision brought surgeon Jacques Ebhele back to eastern Congo. Today he is helping lead the fight against Ebola. WORLD’s Grace Snell reports.
Grace Snell | Many young people want to get married—eventually—but few are finding success at the dating game
A century of choices reshaped mental health care and left the vulnerable to the streets
