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Patricia Cordell is a journalist based in Be'er Sheva, Israel, with 22 years experience as a hard news and professional-sports still photographer on staff at major metro newspapers and magazines in the U.S. Patty has a Master's Degree in Multimedia Journalism specializing in the Palestine- Israel conflict and a BA in political science. She recently added broadcast TV and audio to her award-winning still photography and writing skills. Patty is prepared to travel anywhere to cover the story.
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Voice of Kyiv Street Art: Feldman Sisters on Graffiti Art
Mishel and Nicol Feldman, prominent street artists from Kyiv, draw inspiration from socio-political events and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Their works, including graffiti and Tarot card-themed art, reflect deep cultural and emotional narratives. Despite challenges from authorities and rival artists, they continue to create and engage in volunteer projects, emphasizing the importance of creativity and learning. Their art often embodies Ukrainian identity and resilience, with notable projects like the 'YoYo' cartoon series.
“I Have to Help My Patients!”: Doctor Talks to Kyiv Post of Problems Facing Ukrainians
Dr. Maryana Dvulit, an obstetrician and gynecologist, has been tirelessly working to provide critical medical supplies and humanitarian aid to war-torn regions in Ukraine. Through her Renaissance Foundation of Ukraine, she and her team of over 200 volunteers have distributed thousands of kilograms of medicine, food, and other essentials to civilians and military personnel. Despite the challenges, Dr. Dvulit remains committed to her mission, driven by her duty as a doctor and the urgent needs of her patients and fellow citizens. The article highlights the significant role of grassroots organizations and volunteers in filling the gaps left by larger international bodies.
Google Hit by Russian Censorship Fine
Russia has fined Google 21.1 billion rubles for not censoring content according to its standards, with Roskomnadzor accusing Google of allowing fake news and extremist content. This is the largest fine ever imposed on a Western tech firm by a Russian court. Google, which left Russia in May 2022, has not responded to the fine. The company has faced multiple fines from various international regulators for issues including antitrust and data privacy.
Zelensky: Luhansk Will Be Russia’s “Last Victory”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared that Luhansk Region will be Russia’s last victory following the capture of Lysychansk. He emphasized the resilience and ongoing efforts of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to push back Russian occupiers. Expert Neil Melvin noted the slow progress of Russian forces and the anticipation of a key battle. Zelensky highlighted plans to retake occupied territories using long-range weapons like the US-supplied HIMARS rocket launchers, reaffirming Ukraine's commitment to reclaiming all occupied land.
A fascinating June interview with the world's pre-eminent forensic psychiatrist and reigning authority on serial and mass murder. Dr. Park Dietz, founder of THREAT ASSESSMENT GROUP and PARK DIETZ & ASSOCIATES, explains the characteristics shared by mass killers and why they act out pseudo-commando attacks ever since Charles Whitman in Texas in 1966, venting their rage and pain on others. The media have perpetuated this mass murder fad by, in effect, making celebrities of the killers. Dietz suggests a list of "Best Practices" for the news media which would end nearly 50 years of pseudo-commando rampages.
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