Sewell Chan

On Monday night, an explosion tore through an arena in the U.K. where pop star Ariana Grande was performing. At least 22 people were killed, and more than 50 people were injured.

Britain's new PM, Theresa May, expressed solidarity with France in order to combat terrorism, while courting Scotland's loyalty to the UK.

New York Times reporter Sewell Chan and Roben Farzad, senior writer for Bloomberg Businessweek, join us to discuss the trade deal the U.S. is trying to strike with South Korea.

Sewell Chan, New York Times Washington correspondent, discusses the Dodd banking reform bill, the Federal Reserve's fight to retain control over banks, and the passage of the jobs bill.

Knock it off, Don Juan. In Spain, the health minister has asked citizens to put a stop to the traditional greeting of kisses on both cheeks, to help prevent the spread of H1N1, or "sw...

New York Times City Room bureau chief Sewell Chan and James Gordon Meek, Washington correspondent for the New York Daily News, talk about the latest on the alleged Bronx terrorism plot.

It's not just the holiday season, it's also the tipping season. How much do you need to tip and how many people should you include? Sewell Chan, of the New York Times' City Room blog, looks at the anxieties surrounding holiday tipping.

Sewell Chan, reporter for The New York Times, checks in on the technical errors on yesterdays MTA's Webinar. Then Lee Sander, CEO and Executive Director of the MTA, lets us in on the thinking behind the fare hike (and why that Webinar didn't quite work).

Sewell Chan, reporter for The New York Times and blogger for the City Room, tells us about other proposals made by the MTA to improve communication during a crisis in the transit system.