Lennox Samuels is a writer and editor based in Bangkok, and a Newsweek/Daily Beast contributor. He’s a former senior editor and foreign correspondent for the Dallas Morning News, has reported from numerous countries, and covered conflicts in Iraq and Somalia, among others.
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Radiation in Tokyo's Tap Water
Jolts measuring up to 6.... MORE
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22,000 Dead or Missing in Japan
Troubles persist in Japan: the death toll is rising, workers were evacuated from the No.... MORE
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Boost to Japan's Psyche
Lennox Samuels reports from Tokyo about an amazing rescue of an 80-year-old grandmother and her... MORE
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Nuke Plant Workers Break Silence
The earth shook and the lights went dark. Radiation levels spiked.... MORE
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Glimpses of Hope in Japan
One nuclear plant is now stabilized—and, miraculously, a woman and her grandson were found alive... MORE
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Beast Reports: Japan's Nuclear Homeless?
Newsweek/Daily Beast's Lennox Samuels reports from Northeast Japan that as fears mount over... MORE
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Japan's Prime Minister Vows to Rebuild
The U.N.... MORE
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Beast Reports: Japan's "Widening Gulf" with Foreign Govts Over Nuclear Crisis
Newsweek/The Daily Beast's Lennox Samuels reports from Northeast Japan. MORE
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Americans in Japan Frustrated by Mixed Messages on Risks
As helicopters dump water on overheating nuclear reactors, a U.S.... MORE
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Beast Reports: Lashing Out, Gas Lines and the Emperor's Speech
Newsweek/The Daily Beast’s Lennox Samuels reports on conditions in Japanese states close to Sendai. MORE
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Japan’s New Survivalist Instinct
Five days after the quake, millions of people are waiting on long lines for basic necessities and... MORE
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Beast Reports: Dread Spreads to Tokyo
Fear grips the Japanese capital as doubts arise over the government’s handling of the crisis.... MORE
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Japan Nuclear Nightmare: Tokyo Fears Radiation
The dire situation at the Fukushima Daiichi plant appears to be back from the brink, for now, with... MORE
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Will Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan Stay in Power?
Before the quake, PM Naoto Kan was disgraced by controversy, and now he’s tasked with rebuilding a... MORE
