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Kristen Flavin

Kristen Flavin

Kristen is Senior Producer and Features Editor for The World and Everything in It. She was part of the WORLD Journalism Institute class of 2014 and has been working for WORLD behind the scenes since 2011.

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Articles by Kristen Flavin
WORLD History Book: The life inside

WORLD History Book: The life inside

Polio left Martha Lillard unable to breath on her own, while an iron lung kept her alive for seven decades. WORLD’s Krisen Flavin tells her story.

The 1994 Montreal Expos had the best record in baseball when a players’ strike canceled the rest of the season. The team never recovered. WORLD’s Kristen Flavin reports.

WORLD History Book: Two radar-equipped ships detected each other and still collided, killing 51—but an extraordinary rescue saved more than 1,600 in what one diver calls a miracle. WORLD’s Kristen Flavin reports.

The news of the day, including Vice President JD Vance in Switzerland for Iran peace talks, Israel says Iran should stay out of Israel-Hezbollah conflict, Colombia elects conservative president, and heat wave bakes France and much of Europe


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A pioneering Soviet mission revealed how dangerous space really is—and helped engineers design safer missions to the moon. WORLD’s Kristen Flavin has the World History Book

A blunt, fast theft forces museums to rethink how to protect priceless collections without turning galleries into fortresses

The news of the day, including President Trump announces framework deal on Arctic security in Greenland, Wall Street rallies on news of that agreement following fears of a trade war, and House panel votes to proceed with contempt proceedings against the Clintons tied to Epstein probe

For more than a century, presidents have used the National Christmas Tree to unite Americans in times of crisis

The news of the day, including lawmakers on intelligence committees clash over military strike of cartel vessel, Republicans and Democrats renew healthcare debate, and Netflix proposed acquisition of Warner Bros faces Hollywood pushback

A South Carolina craftsman preserves a fading art of chiseling memories in stone