Mary is a reporter and producer for The World and Everything In It. She graduated from the WORLD Journalism Institute in 2021, and Patrick Henry College in 2022.
After losing her teenage daughter to suicide, one mother is turning to the courts, as new jury verdicts begin holding social media companies accountable for the design of their platforms. WORLD’s Mary Muncy reports.
A federal task force reports sharp drops in violent crime in Memphis, with officials citing measurable gains as President Trump looks to expand the model—despite political pushback from critics. WORLD’s Mary Muncy reports
Airport delays are no longer just a travel headache but a shutdown symptom, as lawmakers deadlock and ICE moves in to help cover security gaps. WORLD’s Mary Muncy reports
More than 300 political parties are registering for Haiti’s next election—but gangs control much of the capital and many voters doubt the results will be trusted. WORLD’s Mary Muncy reports
BACKGROUNDER | A website aimed at helping Americans find prescription medications at a discount
Nepal heads to the polls after deadly protests forced out the prime minister, as voters weigh promises of reform against a deeply entrenched political system. WORLD’s Mary Muncy reports.
WORLD’s Mary Muncy on AI’s expanding reach, data brokers behind the curtain, and the unsettling reality that your digital footprint may be permanent
WORLD’s Mary Muncy reports on a new “Most Favored Nation” strategy that aims to match U.S. drug prices with Europe’s—while patients weigh coupons, deductibles, and fine print
WORLD’s Hunter Baker on Japan’s conservative landslide and push for constitutional reform. Plus: the uneven fallout from the Epstein files, Trump’s bid to jump-start long-term investing, and the National Prayer Breakfast’s slide into politics
A man who once planned a mass attack explains how small acts of kindness changed his course
