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Azhar Al-Rubaie
Azhar Al-Rubaie has worked as a journalist in Iraq since 2014. In 2018 he did a series of articles in many topics, including Politics, health, society, wars, militias ,human rights and LGBTQ rights. His is featured in the Arab Weekly, VICE news, Al-Jazeera, DW, Raseef 22, Washington Institute for ...
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Iraq: Draft law to ban LGBTQ+ publishing as Sadr tweets more homophobia
A draft law in Iraq aims to ban all publishing on LGBTQ+ topics, which activists warn could increase hate speech and violence against the community. The bill, signed by 25 MPs from the Shia Coordination Framework, proposes fines for individuals and organizations promoting LGBTQ+ content. Influential cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has called for non-violent opposition to LGBTQ+ individuals, but his statements have been criticized as opportunistic and harmful. The LGBTQ+ community in Iraq faces significant risks, including threats, abduction, and violence, exacerbated by public figures' hate speech.
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Chris Bockman
Chris Bockman is a freelance journalist based in Toulouse, France. Moderator/journalist Provide audio and tv coverage for BBC News and France 24 Newsgathering and live standups Host many events as moderator mainly in aerospace and innovation sector
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French farmer and daughter killed as car hits protest
A French farmer, Alexandra Sonac, and her 12-year-old daughter were killed when a car crashed into a roadblock during a national protest by French farmers south of Toulouse. The farmer's husband was severely injured. The protests, which have spread across France, are in response to new environmental regulations and rising energy costs. The farmers have been nicknamed 'gilets verts', echoing the 'gilets jaunes' protests. The French government has been cautious in its response, with Prime Minister Gabriel Attal expressing condolences and solidarity with the farmers.
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Julia Botero
Julia Botero is a radio journalist based in Watertown, New York in the United States of America. You can check out her past work at ****
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Today’s Story
The article recounts the personal story of Samantha Joseph, whose childhood was enriched by visits to her Aunt Gail in California. Aunt Gail was a part of the Hollywood scene and had friendships with notable actors. However, at some point, Aunt Gail cut off contact with Samantha's family, which left Samantha feeling devastated. This sense of loss was compounded when Samantha learned years later that Aunt Gail had died by suicide. The article touches on Samantha's journey to find answers after her aunt's death and mentions a healing conversation she had with actor David Schwimmer.
Mark Brewer
Mark Brewer is a cameraman based in Rome, Italy.
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Small-town beauty queen heads to comedy television in 'FUNNY WOMAN'
FUNNY WOMAN, a comedy/drama series starring Gemma Arterton, premieres on PBS on January 7, 2024. Based on Nick Hornby's novel 'Funny Girl,' it follows Barbara Parker, a beauty queen turned comedian in 1960s London. The series explores her challenges in a male-dominated field and her journey to redefine attitudes toward female comics. The show is produced by Potboiler Television and Rebel Park Productions, with Morwenna Banks as the writer and Oliver Parker as the director.
Jonathan Broder
Jonathan Broder writes about defense and foreign policy for Newsweek from Washington. He's been covering national security issues for more than two decades, including 12 years as a writer and senior editor at Congressional Quarterly. Before moving to Washington, Broder spent 20 years as an award-...
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Israel Conflict Challenges U.S. Intelligence
The article discusses the challenges faced by U.S. and Israeli intelligence agencies in verifying information during the ongoing Hamas-Israel conflict. It highlights the pressure on analysts to provide accurate intelligence amidst disinformation and the complexities of the Middle East political landscape. The article also touches on the broader implications of the conflict, including regional reactions and the potential for a wider conflict. Key figures such as Gail Helt, Cynthia Storer, and Linda Weissgold provide insights into the intelligence community's efforts and the difficulties in managing competing priorities during a crisis.
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David Brown
At Whiz Consulting, we help you efficiently deal with your business finance. Our experts have decade-long experience and served various businesses, be it e-commerce companies or aged care centres. We help each client with tailor-made bookkeeping and accounting solutions. ****
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Emmerdale spoilers: Caleb suspects Kim of killing Craig as Chloe plans her exit
In Emmerdale, Caleb suspects Kim of involvement in Craig's death, while Chloe plans to flee to France with her son Reuben, following a breakup with Mack. David remains unaware of the turmoil around him, including Pollard's Parkinson's and Jacob's new romantic interest. Ryan tries to connect with his estranged son Oscar, and Rhona debates revealing the truth about a baby in ICU to April. Emmerdale airs on ITV and streams on ITVX.
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Elaine Cobbe
Elaine Cobbe is a seasoned print and broadcast journalist based in Paris, France. She is also a journalism trainer, and specialises in Journalism and Trauma - she is the France Country Contact for the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma.
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Why the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics are already an expensive nightmare for many locals and tourists
The 2024 Paris Summer Olympics have led to significant disruptions in the city, causing dissatisfaction among locals and tourists. Construction and increased prices have made navigation difficult and expensive, leading to a decline in tourism. Many Parisians and tourists have opted to avoid the city during the Games, resulting in empty rental properties and reduced business for the tourism sector. The Olympics, while financially significant, have imposed a high cost on the city's residents and businesses.
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Jane Flanagan
Africa Correspondent of The Times (London)
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Jobs Completed 116
Job Success Rate 98%
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Elephant kills tourist, 79, on safari in Zambia
An American tourist, Gail Mattson, 79, was killed during a safari in Zambia's Kafue National Park when an aggressive elephant chased and flipped the vehicle she was in. The incident, captured on video, occurred during what was meant to be her 'last big adventure' before her 80th birthday. Her daughter, Rona Wells, and friend, John Longabauth, shared details about Mattson's dream adventure and her plans to slow down after the trip.
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Alan Greenblatt
Alan Greenblatt is a journalist based in St. Louis, United States of America.
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The Questionable Stock Portfolios of California’s Lawmakers
A third of California's lawmakers reported significant stock investments that often conflict with their political stances, raising ethical concerns. Environmentalists like Assemblymember Gail Pellerin hold stocks in oil companies, while critics of social media like Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal invest in tech giants. The article highlights the potential conflicts of interest and the ethical implications of lawmakers' financial disclosures, with calls for greater scrutiny and transparency.
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Stefanie Hauck
Stefanie Hauck is a freelance journalist and Post 9/11 combat veteran based in Delaware, Ohio. A married mother of two, she specializes in video production, social media strategy and management, writing, editing, digital marketing, UX/UI design, search engine optimization (SEO) and graphic design.
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DSCC named top installation by Secretary of Defense
Defense Supply Center Columbus (DSCC) was named one of six installations to receive the 2024 Commander in Chief’s Annual Award for Installation Excellence by Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III. The award recognizes DSCC's outstanding support of Department of Defense missions, highlighting achievements in energy conservation, security, and environmental measures. DSCC's initiatives include a solar microgrid project and stormwater management improvements. The installation's leadership and community engagement were also commended, with DSCC playing a significant role in local military observances and cultural programming. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, which oversees DSCC, continues to support U.S. military forces globally.
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Mike Hove
Mike Hove is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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YALI Alumni Empowers African Girl Child
Gail Motloung, a South African alumni of the U.S. sponsored Mandela Washington Fellowship and founder of 'Girl with a Purpose Foundation,' is attending a three-day networking summit in Washington with over 700 young African leaders. The summit aims to strengthen ties between African youth and reputable U.S. firms. Motloung credits the fellowship for inspiring her to launch her organization, which empowers women and addresses gender-based violence in South Africa.
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Helen Iatrou
Helen Iatrou is an experienced Greek-Australian journalist based in Athens, Greece with niche expertise in the tourism and leisure marine industries. Her main focus areas are travel, sailing, yachting, small ship cruising, lifestyle, culture, food, environmental and wildlife conservation, ...
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How sailing is teaching these young Antiguan women to fly high
In Antigua, sailing is becoming a transformative experience for young women, teaching them valuable life skills and boosting their confidence. The article highlights the historical context of Antiguans' fear of the sea, linked to the transatlantic slave trade, and the current efforts to overcome this through swimming and sailing education. Tourism, especially yachting, is a significant contributor to the nation's GDP, and programs like Second Star Sailing's Women At the Helm are empowering local women to take on roles in the marine industry. Emily Gaillard, Ryanne Small, and Camberya Akaya Barkoye are featured as examples of young women who are breaking barriers and pursuing their passions in sailing, with aspirations ranging from competitive sailing to becoming yacht captains.
Sam Knights
Sam Knights is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He is the editor of This Is Not A Drill, which was published in 2019 by Penguin Books and includes essays by Vandana Shiva and Rowan Williams. He has been involved in climate activism and political organising for many years and has ...
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Protest Art
The article explores the intersection of art and revolution, focusing on historical events like the May 1968 protests in France and the Paris Commune. It highlights how art has been both a tool and a target of revolutionary movements, emphasizing the enduring impact of cultural transformation. The text critiques the current state of protest art, arguing that it has lost its radical potential due to commercialization and performative activism. It calls for a revival of revolutionary art that is radical, experimental, and deeply connected to social and political movements.
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Malone Mullin
Malone Mullin is a graduate of the University of British Columbia's school of journalism. She produces and reports for all platforms at CBC News, working with teams in Vancouver, Toronto and St. John's. Areas of interest include science policy, labour issues, and social movements. Malone is an ...
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Here’s how people in Newfoundland and Labrador feel about a long year of ballooning prices for just about everything
In Newfoundland and Labrador, residents are grappling with the impact of inflation, low housing stock, and interest rate hikes, which have led to a significant increase in the cost of living in 2023. Statistics Canada data indicates a 20% rise in grocery prices over two years, with housing costs also up by about 5% since 2022. Individuals interviewed in St. John's expressed their struggles with affording basic necessities, such as food and shelter, on fixed or limited incomes. Many are cutting back on non-essential expenses, seeking sales and discounts, and in some cases, taking on additional jobs to manage the financial strain.
Barnaby Page
Barnaby Page is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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Job Success Rate 83%
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Four Film Noir Classics Vol. 3 (1946)
The review covers four films from Arrow Video’s film noir series, highlighting their varying adherence to noir elements. 'Ride the Pink Horse' by Robert Montgomery stands out as the most critically acclaimed, while 'Calcutta', 'Outside the Law', and 'The Female Animal' are noted for their performances and special features but are considered less impactful. The review provides detailed analysis of each film's plot, characters, and production quality, emphasizing the unique aspects and shortcomings of each.
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Aaron Peterson
Aaron Peterson is the principal at Aaron Peterson Studios, a photo and video services company based in Marquette, Michigan. While we're primarily a commercial studio creating content for the travel and outdoors industry, we have a journalism background and bring that curiosity and integrity to all ...
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Thelma (2024) | Film Review
Thelma, a film directed by Josh Margolin, tells the story of a 93-year-old grandmother who, after being scammed, takes matters into her own hands to retrieve her money. The film is a heartwarming tribute to aging and family, featuring a standout performance by June Squibb as Thelma. The narrative explores themes of independence and the often overlooked humanity of the elderly. The film is praised for its humor, pacing, and the strong performances of its cast, including Richard Roundtree and Fred Hechinger. The review highlights the film's originality and calls for audiences to support such unique cinematic experiences.
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Rupert Read
Rupert Read is a professor of philosophy at the University of East Anglia. He is a former chair of Green House think tank, and a former Green Party of England and Wales councillor, spokesperson, European parliamentary candidate and national parliamentary candidate. Until recently Rupert was a ...
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Extinction Rebellion's future is far less radical than its past
Gail Bradbrook, co-founder of Extinction Rebellion (XR), was found guilty of criminal damage for a 2019 protest. The article reflects on XR's evolution from radical actions to a more inclusive and lawful approach, emphasizing the need for positive, effective climate action. XR's past radicalism paved the way for new organizations like Insulate Britain and Just Stop Oil. The future of XR involves uniting people in lawful, community-based actions to address climate change. Despite its achievements, XR faces challenges in regaining public trust and achieving its ambitious climate goals.
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Martin Roberts
Former Reuters multimedia reporter now freelancing in Spain for international media after being based in Mexico, Brazil, USA, Canada, Portugal and UK. Has grilled both Fidel Castro and George W. Bush at news conferences, covered everything from World Cup finals to plane crashes, and from ...
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Kornitzer Capital Management Inc. KS Sells 109,370 Shares of Natera, Inc. (NASDAQ:NTRA)
Kornitzer Capital Management Inc. KS reduced its stake in Natera, Inc. by 22.9% during the third quarter, as reported in its latest SEC filing. The firm sold 109,370 shares, leaving it with 367,494 shares valued at approximately $16.26 million. Other institutional investors also adjusted their holdings, with Assetmark Inc., ING Groep NV, Mirae Asset Global Investments Co. Ltd., Zurcher Kantonalbank Zurich Cantonalbank, and Brown Advisory Inc. either increasing or initiating positions in Natera. Insider transactions included sales by Director Gail Boxer Marcus and Director James Healy. Natera's stock experienced a downturn of 3.4% on the reported trading day. The company's financial performance for the quarter was better than expected, with a reported EPS of ($0.95) against the forecasted ($0.96). Analysts from various firms have provided ratings and price targets for Natera, with a general consensus of a 'Moderate Buy'.
Shevlin Sebastian
Shevlin Sebastian is a feature writer based in Kochi, India. He is also an author of children's books and true crime. He has a story-telling ability. This has helped him in writing engaging articles that are simple and readable.
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How ‘Chaityabhumi’ celebrates the memory of BR Ambedkar
The article explores the documentary 'Chaityabhumi' by Somnath Waghmare, which celebrates the memory of BR Ambedkar and the Dalit movement. It highlights the significance of Ambedkar's legacy, the cultural and political aspects of the Dalit community, and the ongoing struggle against caste discrimination. The film captures the annual commemoration at Chaityabhumi, showcasing the vibrant cultural expressions and the deep emotional connections of the Dalit community. Waghmare's dedication to telling stories from the Dalit perspective is emphasized, along with the broader implications of caste dynamics in Indian society.
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Catherine Smith
Catherine Smith is a British freelance writer based in Seattle, United States of America. ****
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Auckland’s Caesars Palace for sale - ‘We had people sitting on the golden throne to get photos’
A unique property in Auckland, known for its golden toilet and extensive renovations, is up for sale. Owner Peter Purins, who has lived in New Zealand since 1992, transformed the house into a luxurious residence with hand-painted murals, a large entertainment area, and various custom features. Due to immigration issues, Purins is selling the house, which is set to go to auction on November 6. The property has attracted significant interest, with potential buyers already in talks with banks. The house's distinctive features, including the golden toilet, have been a major draw for visitors.
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Niall Stewart
Niall Stewart is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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Wise & Well Weekly
Wise & Well Weekly offers science-backed insights to improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being. This edition covers topics such as the impact of loneliness and ADHD on brain health, the psychological effects of social exclusion, the flaws of personality tests, and the introduction of the first OTC birth control pill, Opill. It also includes discussions on hoarding disorder, the effects of the full moon on humans, and the reasons behind exercise-induced euphoria. The publication features contributions from various professionals, including physicians, psychologists, and researchers.
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Chris Taylor
Chris Taylor is a journalist based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, with a long-standing interest in China-Taiwan relations and in Thailand and Southeast Asian affairs in general.
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Alex Salmond died without leaving will for his wife of more than 40 years
Alex Salmond, former First Minister and SNP leader, died without a will, leaving his wife Moira facing potential legal challenges and delays in settling his estate. Salmond, who passed away at 69, had significant assets, including a house, pensions, and savings. His lack of a will has surprised many, potentially complicating the inheritance process for his family. Salmond's political career included leading the SNP and founding the Alba Party. He was acquitted of sexual offence charges in 2020 and had ongoing legal actions at the time of his death.
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Tamara Zieve
Tamara Zieve is the correspondent for Israel and the Palestinian Territories for the German Press Agency, dpa, where she covers politics, defence, conflict, diplomacy and more. She has worked in the Israeli media for a decade, previously having worked as a reporter for The Jerusalem Post and as a ...
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Finding community in the kitchen
In a show of solidarity following the events of October 7, the Jewish Food Society hosted a Potluck Shabbat Brunch in Manhattan, bringing together 250 attendees and 35 chefs to celebrate Jewish culinary traditions. The event aimed to foster a sense of community and support amidst feelings of sadness and loneliness. Notable participants included Naama Shefi, Gail Simmons, Michael Solomonov, Beehjy Barhany, and Eli Buliskeria, who shared their personal experiences and the significance of food in Jewish culture. The gathering provided emotional solace and reinforced communal bonds through shared meals and cultural heritage.
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