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The Wall Street Journal

The following pieces were completed during a six-month engagement at The Journal's Enterprise desk, where I contributed visuals accompanying the investigative reporting across financial impropriety, AI and geopolitics.


OpenAI’s Bid to Allow X-Rated Talk Is Freaking Out Its Own Advisers How an Elusive Banker Allegedly Kept North Korea's Dirty Money Flowing













The CPA and the Lawyer Who Served Jeffrey Epstein — and Control His Fortune and Secrets


Richard Kahn and Darren Indyke worked for the convicted sex offender for years. The men deny they knew about Epstein's crimes.

Cyanotype photography by Stephanie Aaronson




How Judges Are Using AI to Help Decide Your Legal Dispute How the OpenAI-Anthropic Feud Could Warp the Future of AI Trump’s High-Stakes Bid to Dole Out $100 Billion More in Tax Refunds






She Hoped Ketamine Would Rewire Her Brain. She Didn’t Live to See It Work.


The psychedelic-like anesthetic is at the heart of a booming online industry that promises relief from depression but has also led to harm
She Hoped Ketamine Would Rewire Her Brain. She Didn't Live to See It Work.