Harrison Watters is Washington Producer for The World and Everything in It. He’s a 2020 graduate of the World Journalism Institute and lives with his wife in D.C.
A new film exposes Facebook’s political manipulation while giving less attention to the platform’s alleged harms to children. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports on the whistleblower story Hollywood tells—and the scandals still playing out in court.
After a man posing as a college girl blackmailed 17-year-old Gavin Guffey over explicit images, Gavin took his life—and the demands reached his family before they could bury him. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports on Gavin’s Law and how parents can spot the trap early.
MOVIE | Journalism thriller about the whistleblower behind the “Facebook Files” navigates social land mines
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth says changing military culture requires changing who leads it, even as he builds new capabilities around drones and base defense. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports on the overhaul.
Pro-lifers say Trump administration needs to defend the Hyde Amendment against Democratic detractors
The Hyde Amendment has lived a precarious existence—surviving the congressional sausage-making process for half a century. WORLD’s Harrison Watters explains why one of Washington’s longest-running pro-life policies still has to survive one spending bill at a time.
Whether males may compete in women’s sports still depends on where they play and who writes the rules. WORLD’s Harrison Watters reports from a Senate hearing on the uneven standards.
