Robert and Jani Bergdahl, the parents of U.S. soldier Bowe Bergdahl, who was captured by the Taliban in 2009 and is the only U.S. Prisoner of War being held by the Taliban in Afghanistan. They are shown here in their home town of Hailey, Idaho.

Acclaimed photographer Christopher Morris, who has documented combat and statesmanship alike, traveled to Hailey, Idaho, to photograph Bob and Jani Bergdahl for TIME. See more here.

April 22, 2004. A Secret Service agent stands guard during President George W. Bush’s visit to the Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve in Wells, Maine. 

With their stock-straight postures, impenetrable gazes and curly earpieces directing their movements via disembodied voices, members of the United States Secret Service have long maintained an aura of mystery for civilians—White House photographers included. See Christopher Morris’ photographs of Secret Service agents here.

TIME contract photographer Christopher Morris spent the day with the U.S. president Barack Obama for this week’s cover story. See more here. 

An outtake from Christopher Morris’ New Hampshire Primary photo essay. To see the rest of the work, click here. 

Photojournalist Christopher Morris’ latest collection for TIME explores the journey behind this historic primary and the strange mix of enthusiasm, fear and anticipation that accompanied it. See more here.