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Aisha Abdelhamid
Aisha Abdelhamid is a journalist based in Columbia, SC, USA and Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt.
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#NoDAPL - Pray for the Water Protectors & Sign the IPL Petition
Violence against the Standing Rock Sioux's Water Protectors is escalating, with peaceful protesters facing water cannons, tear gas, and rubber bullets in freezing temperatures. The article calls for immediate action to support their efforts against the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), emphasizing the importance of prayer and solidarity. Key figures and organizations, including Interfaith Power & Light and Greenpeace USA, stand in support of the Water Protectors, urging President Obama to revoke the pipeline's permits. The text highlights the environmental and human rights implications of the DAPL, advocating for the protection of sacred lands, water, and the climate.
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Mark Brewer
Mark Brewer is a cameraman based in Rome, Italy.
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Whose voices are heard, whose are lost, and how to find common ground in 'Battle Over Bears Ears'
The Bears Ears National Monument debate involves tribal leaders advocating for its protection due to cultural ties, while local Utahns oppose it, viewing it as federal overreach. The monument's status has shifted through the Obama, Trump, and Biden administrations, with ongoing disputes about its future.
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David Brown
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BBC executives joked that Martin Bashir scandal cost them knighthoods
BBC executives joked about the Martin Bashir scandal costing them knighthoods, as revealed in email exchanges. The controversy centers on Bashir's use of forged documents to secure a 1995 interview with Princess Diana. The BBC has faced criticism for withholding documents and spending over £150,000 on external lawyers to block their release. An information rights tribunal ordered the release of these documents, criticizing the BBC's handling of information requests. The scandal has led to significant internal and public scrutiny, with former BBC director-general Lord Hall resigning from the National Gallery following an independent inquiry by Lord Dyson.
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Victoria Burnett
Victoria Burnett is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain.
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Cruise Ship From Miami Docks in Cuba, Ending Decades-Old Freeze
The Adonia, a cruise ship operated by Fathom Travel and part of Carnival Corporation, docked in Havana, Cuba, marking the first such voyage from Miami in nearly 40 years. This event symbolizes a thaw in U.S.-Cuba relations initiated by President Obama in 2014. The cruise faced challenges when Cuba initially barred Cuban-born passengers from entering by sea, a restriction that was later lifted. The Treasury Department has granted licenses to Carnival and French company Ponant for cruises to Cuba, with American ferry operators awaiting Cuban authorization. The arrival of the Adonia is seen as a sign of potential closer ties between Cubans and the expatriate community in the United States.
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Alyssa Caverley
Alyssa Caverley is a journalist based in Los Angeles, United States of America.
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Octavia Spencer's reaction to meeting President Obama is priceless
Octavia Spencer expressed immense excitement when President Obama made a surprise appearance at a screening of her film 'Hidden Figures' in Washington, DC. The event, hosted by Michelle Obama, celebrated the biopic about three black female engineers at NASA. The screening included a panel discussion with co-stars Taraji P. Henson, Janelle Monae, and Kevin Costner. Michelle Obama praised the film for highlighting important but lesser-known stories in American history. The film, which has received critical acclaim, portrays the contributions of Katherine G. Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson to the space program.
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Olivia Crellin
Olivia Crellin is a journalist based in San Francisco, United States of America.
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Islamic State Video Is Latest in Worldwide Propaganda Wars
The Islamic State released a propaganda video titled 'Flames of War' in response to President Obama's commitment to destroy the group. The video, produced by Al Hayat Media, features high-quality production and is aimed at Western recruits. Meanwhile, the US State Department's Think Again Turn Away campaign is engaging in a social media war against terrorism, though it has been criticized for its effectiveness. In Iraq, state television al Iraqiya and other Arab language media are using satire to undermine the Islamic State's media campaign. The article also references a poll indicating increased American concern for national safety and mentions SITE Intelligence Group's critique of the State Department's efforts.
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Kimberly Curtis
Kimberly Curtis is a journalist currently in Washington, DC. She specializes in US politics, US immigration policy, migration issues, international affairs, humanitarian aid, development and law.
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This Major Policy Shift Will Save the Lives of Refugee Children in Central America
The article discusses a significant policy shift by the Obama Administration aimed at aiding refugee children from Central America. The new measures expand the Central America Minors (CAM) program, allowing in-country processing of asylum claims and offering temporary stays in Costa Rica for those at risk. This move contrasts with recent Western trends of deterrence and border closures, setting a positive example of humane treatment for refugees. The policy change addresses the immediate needs of refugees but does not tackle the root causes of migration in Central America.
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Taylor Dibbert
Taylor Dibbert is a writer and journalist based in Washington, D.C. He's written for many publications, including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, The Washington Times, The Boston Herald, Foreign Policy, The National Interest, HuffPost, War on the Rocks, Lawfare, Arab News and The Diplomat.
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Todd Moss on Books and Writing
Todd Moss, Chief Operating Officer and Senior Fellow at the Center for Global Development, discusses his upcoming novel 'Ghosts of Havana,' which involves a State Department crisis manager on a mission in Cuba. Moss shares insights into his writing routine, literary influences, and reading preferences. He emphasizes the importance of dedication and passion for aspiring novelists, highlighting the need for a thick skin in the face of rejection.
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Genia Dulot
Genia Dulot is a journalist based in Los Angeles, United States of America.
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Palm Springs | Mid-Century Modern Estate and Temple
The article explores the historical and cultural significance of two prominent locations in Palm Springs: the mid-century modern estate Sunnylands and Temple Isaiah. Sunnylands, built by American diplomats and philanthropists Walter and Leonore Annenberg, has hosted numerous dignitaries and facilitated important diplomatic conversations, including a summit between President Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Temple Isaiah, a progressive Jewish congregation, is noted for its mid-century architecture and inclusive community. The article highlights the architectural and social impact of these sites, emphasizing their roles in fostering important relationships and community values.
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Danny Gold
Currently covering the fight against ISIS in Mosul as of October 19th, available for phoners and Skype interview. I'm a former producer and correspondent for Vice News, and have covered Iraq since 2012, reporting on the fight against ISIS in Syria and Iraq since they first took Mosul in the summer ...
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El Salvador’s Young People Are Killing, Dying, and Running
El Salvador's youth are caught in a cycle of violence and fear due to the dominance of gangs like Barrio 18 and Mara Salvatrucha. Many young people are forced into gangs or face death threats, leading families to consider dangerous migration routes to the US. The US and Mexican governments' immigration policies have made these journeys riskier, trapping many in violent conditions. The article highlights the desperation of families seeking safety and criticizes the US for its role in the region's instability.
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Quan Le
I am a journalist based in Washington DC. I have been writing for BBC Vietnamese and VOA Tieng Viet for years. I also worked as an independent legal consultant for many developmental projects in Vietnam. I understand about Vietnamese social & political system. Recently, I've moved to Washington ...
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Job Success Rate 100%
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Could the United States Default on Its Debt? The Reality and Consequences
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warns of a potential unprecedented event on June 1, where the government may not have sufficient funds to pay its bills. The debt ceiling, a legal limit on the amount the government can borrow, is close to being reached at $31.46 trillion. The U.S. currently borrows at 123% of its GDP, while other countries like Japan and Singapore have higher debt-to-GDP ratios. The U.S. and Denmark are unique in having an absolute debt ceiling number, but Denmark's is largely symbolic due to its high threshold. The U.S. Congress frequently debates and raises the debt ceiling, having done so 78 times since 1960. Vietnam has also faced debt concerns, with its government recalculating GDP in 2020 to technically reduce its debt-to-GDP ratio. The article discusses the potential consequences of a U.S. default, which could include global economic chaos. It also touches on the 14th Amendment as a possible tool for President Biden to address the debt ceiling unilaterally. The article concludes by reflecting on the resilience of the U.S. economy and labor force, suggesting that despite potential default, the country's economic drive may continue to lead the world.
Anna Lladó Ferrer
Anna Lladó Ferrer is a freelance journalist based in Barcelona with more than 15 years of experience. I’ve worked as a reporter for Informativos Telecinco, Cuatro al Día and LaVanguardia.com and as a news editor and anchor at Andorra TV. I’ve also worked as a contributor for Euronews, CBC News ...
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Who is the urban artist who painted Trump kissing the pope?
TV Boy, the pseudonym of Italian urban artist Salvatore Benintende, is known for his controversial works such as the kiss between Pope Francis and President Trump, and between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Based in Barcelona, his art has been displayed in cities worldwide, and he aims to bring art to those who don't frequent museums or galleries. Despite facing fines for his street art, TV Boy prefers the freedom of placing his works without permission. His art, which often features kisses between antagonists, carries messages of forgiveness, peace, and love. TV Boy's works are also featured in Barcelona's Imaginart gallery alongside renowned street artists.
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Evan Maguire
Evan Maguire is a student journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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McCain Kills Obamacare Repeal, Gridlocks Senate
Senator John McCain's vote against the GOP's Obamacare repeal bill has caused significant gridlock in the U.S. Senate. Despite his call for bipartisan cooperation, McCain's actions are seen as hypocritical and counterproductive. The article criticizes both McCain and the GOP for failing to deliver on their promise to repeal Obamacare, highlighting the potential political consequences for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections. The piece also condemns Democrats for their lack of cooperation and blames them for the healthcare system's current issues.
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Les Neuhaus
Les Neuhaus is an all-platform journalist, with a specialty in print reporting, based part of the year in Tampa-St. Petersburg, Florida and the other part of the year in Knoxville, Tennessee. He currently covers issues across the southeast U.S., but is available nationally. A former foreign and ...
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Orlando Gunman Was ‘Cool and Calm’ After Massacre, Police Say
Omar Mateen, the gunman behind the Orlando nightclub shooting, killed 49 people and wounded 53, acting 'cool and calm' during negotiations with police. He falsely claimed to have explosives and accomplices, leading to a police assault that ended the three-hour standoff. President Obama described the attack as homegrown extremism, highlighting the challenge of online radicalization.
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Michael Page
An award winning journalist covering major breaking news and severe weather both live in-studio, and live on location, across New England, New York, and Canada. As a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist, particular specialities include climate change, severe weather, and environmental reporting. ...
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Exclusive: Former EPA Administrator Discusses Climate Policies
Gina McCarthy, former EPA Administrator under President Obama, criticized the current state of the EPA under Scott Pruitt and President Trump, particularly for its attack on science and lack of new environmental protections. In an interview with NBC 10 Boston's Michael Page on Earth Day, she highlighted the differences in her approach to the role and expressed her ongoing commitment to climate change issues through her work at Harvard's Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment.
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Joe Parkin Daniels
Joe Parkin Daniels is a journalist based in Bogota, Colombia.
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John Kerry's Meeting With 'Terrorists' in Cuba Has Upset Some Colombians
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's meeting with FARC leaders in Havana has sparked controversy in Colombia, with some Colombians expressing disapproval, fearing it legitimizes the rebel group. The meeting signifies a shift in U.S. aid focus from military support to peace aid, aligning with international support for the peace process. Former President Álvaro Uribe criticized the meeting, reflecting opposition to the peace talks. Despite delays, a peace deal is expected to be signed this year, with accords on land reform, drug trade, honoring victims, and political participation already reached. The U.S. is set to ensure guerrilla safety post-disarmament, and the FARC has toned down anti-imperialist rhetoric, emphasizing the importance of seizing the peace opportunity.
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Lizabeth Paulat
Freelance journalist based out of East Africa with a focus on political, economic social and environmental issues. I contribute through audio, photography and script. Also an accredited member of the Foreign Correspondents Association of Uganda (FCAU).
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Disturbing Details Permeate CIA’s Declassified Torture Documents
Newly declassified CIA documents reveal disturbing details about the agency's torture techniques, including the use of medical and psychological programs to torture suspects. The documents, released after an ACLU lawsuit, highlight the impunity of the CIA and the inhumane treatment of prisoners like Gul Rahman, who died of hypothermia. The ACLU is urging President Obama to launch a full criminal investigation, but without public support, accountability for these human rights violations remains unlikely.
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James Reinl
An award-winning multimedia correspondent who has reported from North America, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and his native Britain for more than a decade. Strong editorial judgment and leadership skills with the ability to grasp and distill complex issues with ease and lead digital and broadcast ...
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US lawmakers fall in line behind Saudi-led war in Yemen
US lawmakers passed a bill denouncing civilian casualties in Yemen's war, though it removed language about cutting military support to the Saudi-led coalition. The bill, passed with a 366-to-30 vote, highlights the US's role in the conflict and calls for an end to military support for Saudi Arabia. The debate underscores concerns about executive overreach and the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, with calls for opening Yemen's seaports to aid. The conflict involves President Hadi's Saudi-backed government against the Iran-backed Houthis and other rebel groups.
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Raheem Salman
Raheem Salman is a journalist based in Baghdad, Iraq.
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Iraqis show no sign of uniting in response to massacre of Sunni tribe
Islamic State's massacre of the Albu Nimr tribe highlights Iraq's struggle to unite against the militant group. Despite the Baghdad government's claims of action, there is little evidence of effective measures to integrate Sunni tribesmen. Anbar's provincial council chief, Sabah Karhoot, calls for military support, warning of seeking international help if Baghdad fails. U.S. military involvement is increasing, but mistrust between Sunni tribes and Shi'ite militias complicates efforts. The Kurds also face challenges, seeking arms from Baghdad amid political tensions over oil exports.
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Maher Samaan
a freelance journalist and researcher based in Paris. covers the Middle East region and Jihadist movements, hold a master degree in the political history of Syria with knowledge about the day to day situation in Syria and the region. started working in Damascus, Syria in the early 2000's with ...
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ISIS Coalition to Intensify Efforts, John Kerry Says
Secretary of State John Kerry announced that the American-led coalition against the Islamic State agreed to intensify their efforts but ruled out US ground intervention in Libya. The coalition set a schedule to support the formation of a Libyan national unity government and discussed stabilization efforts for Iraq and the Syrian humanitarian crisis. President Obama is not considering sending American troops to Libya, maintaining all options open if circumstances change.
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Amarjit Singh
AMARJIT SINGH is a journalist. PGD IN JOURNALISM AND MASS COM. GRADUATED FROM PUNJABI UNIVERSITY PATIALA. HAVE WORKED WORKED WITH LEADING HINDI NEWSPAPERS. WORKED AS EDITOR WITH A NATIONAL PUNJABI DAILY, DEPUTY EDITOR AND POLITICAL EDITOR WITH HINDI DAILIES. HAVE WRITTEN FOR WELL KNOWN HINDI ...
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A World without Pakistan will be more peaceful
The article argues that the elimination of Pakistan would lead to a more peaceful world, emphasizing that Pakistan, through its ISI, is a major sponsor of terrorism. It suggests that the USA should support India instead of Pakistan to combat terrorism effectively. The text criticizes the USA's current strategy and highlights the deep connections between ISI, ISIS, and the Taliban, portraying Pakistan as a significant threat to global peace.
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Kirk Spitzer
Tokyo Correspondent for USA Today, and Tokyo-based freelance journalist. Experienced in print, broadcast and online journalism. Specialising in defense, national security, international relations, business and economics. Have traveled widely in Japan and the Asia-Pafic region and have written on a ...
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What's coming up at the G7 summit in Japan
The G7 summit in Ise-Shima, Japan, will have leaders from seven major industrial democracies discussing political, economic, and environmental issues without plans for new initiatives. The agenda includes promoting sustainable growth, addressing human rights, reinforcing the importance of free trade, foreign policy concerns like terrorism and the Syrian conflict, maritime security with a focus on the South China Sea, North Korea's nuclear program, G7 solidarity against Russia's actions in Ukraine, and climate change leadership following the Paris agreement.
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Tina Susman
Tina Susman is a journalist based in New York, United States of America.
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SayHerName: Female black lives matter too
The article highlights the SayHerName movement, which seeks to bring attention to black women who have died in police custody or confrontations, a group often overlooked in the broader Black Lives Matter movement. It discusses specific cases, the reasons behind the lack of awareness, and the efforts of activists and families to ensure these women are not forgotten. The article also critiques national initiatives like My Brother's Keeper for their male-centric focus and calls for more inclusive approaches to justice and police reform.
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Michael Sutton
Michael Sutton is a researcher based in Phoenix, United States of America. As an Edupreneur, he applies gamification, serious gaming, ed-tech (wikis and blogs), experiential/ active learning, and simulations within his workshops and courses to motivate ENGAGEMENT, INNOVATION, CREATIVITY, RETENTION, ...
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Healthcare Needs More Hackers With Ilona Cohen Of HackerOne
The podcast episode discusses the increasing threat of data breaches in the healthcare sector and explores solutions involving ethical hacking. Ilona Cohen from HackerOne shares insights on how healthcare stakeholders can mitigate risks and the role of ethical hacking in protecting data. The discussion also covers the monetization of breached data and the importance of cybersecurity awareness. The episode features contributions from Sheppard Mullin's Sara Shanti, Phil Kim, and Michael D. Sutton, who provide expertise on healthcare technology, data privacy, and regulatory compliance.
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