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Mel Bailey
Mel Bailey is an independent multimedia journalist based in Dakar Senegal covering gender, culture, education, and the environment. Portfolio: ****
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100 years strong, the Equal Rights Amendment's centennial marks a new intersectional era
Hundreds of equal rights activists gathered at the ERA Centennial Convention in Seneca Falls, New York, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and to push for its ratification as the 28th Amendment to the US Constitution. The event emphasized a more inclusive, intersectional movement for equality, advocating for the rights of all genders, including marginalized communities. The ERA aims to guarantee equal rights and legal protections regardless of gender and address gender-based discrimination. The text highlights the urgency of enshrining the ERA in the Constitution to protect against recent rollbacks on women's and LGBTQ+ rights and to meet international human rights obligations. Key figures like Congresswoman Cori Bush and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand are leading legislative efforts to affirm the ERA.
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Anne Barnard
New York Times Beirut Bureau Chief, covering Syria and the Middle East Based in Beirut Previously served as Middle East and Baghdad bureau chief for the Boston Globe Reported in the USA for the New York Times, Boston Globe and Philadelphia Inquirer. Covered Russia in the 90s for the Moscow Times
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With Bowed Heads, Americans Reflect on 9/11 and Its Aftermath
Americans commemorated the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with moments of silence, reading of names, and various memorial events. Key figures like President Biden, former Presidents Obama and Clinton, and New York officials attended ceremonies. The article highlights the emotional reflections of survivors, the ongoing impact on first responders, and the advocacy for workers' rights. The remembrance events underscored the bravery and resilience of those affected, while also addressing the broader societal changes and challenges that have emerged in the two decades since the attacks.
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Dan Boylan
Dan Boylan is a national security reporter at The Washington Times focused on Capitol Hill legislative committees dealing with intelligence, foreign relations and military affairs. Prior to joining The Times, Mr. Boylan covered the Massachusetts State Legislature and North Carolina General ...
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Giacomazzi Dairy trades cows for almond trees
California's oldest dairy farm, Giacomazzi Dairy, has transitioned from dairy farming to almond cultivation in response to the challenging dairy market characterized by low milk prices, the trade war with China, and technological efficiencies that disadvantage small farmers. The dairy industry, a significant part of the U.S. economy and rural agricultural sector, has seen a dramatic consolidation over the past three decades, with a significant number of family dairies closing. Industry leaders and organizations like the National Milk Producers Federation and Dairy Farmers of America discuss the situation as a natural evolution, while some farmers and analysts attribute the closures to flat milk prices and volatile market conditions. The Government Accountability Office has also highlighted the decline of dairy cooperatives, which traditionally helped small farmers. Despite the challenges, some farmers remain hopeful due to recent price rebounds, and for Giacomazzi Dairy, the shift to almond trees represents a new, potentially profitable venture.
Luis Carballo
My name is Luis Carballo. In 1997 I started my professional career in journalism. At that moment began an adventure that took me around the world. Thanks to my work on an international television network, I was able to cover events such as the earthquake in Haiti in 2010, the Egyptian revolution in ...
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"I will not be silenced". A senator's cry of resistance against Trump's 'sexism'
Sexual harassment allegations against Donald Trump have reached the U.S. Congress, with over 100 Democratic representatives calling for an investigation. Trump responded with a controversial tweet against Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, which was labeled sexist by critics. The White House defended the tweet, denying any inappropriate content. Seventeen women have accused Trump of sexual misconduct since his presidential campaign began, but the Democratic initiative to investigate these claims faces significant challenges.
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Katy Dartford
I'm a multimedia journalist and travel writer based between Lyon and Chamonix. **** I'm all about adventure sports, mountains, and the great outdoors. But I'm also into arts, culture, wine.
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Israel slams United Nations for 'silence' over Hamas rape allegations
Israel has accused the UN of hypocrisy for not responding to allegations of rape and brutal treatment of Israeli women by Hamas during the 7 October attacks at the Nova music festival. Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan criticized UN Women for suggesting a UN body with anti-Semitic biases investigate the claims. Hamas denied the accusations, but women's rights campaigners believe the sexual violence was premeditated. UN Women expressed alarm and called for investigations, but faced criticism for not specifically naming Hamas. High-profile figures like Hillary Clinton and Sheryl Sandberg spoke at a UN event, demanding global condemnation of Hamas' actions. Israeli police have collected over 1500 testimonies related to the attacks, and Yael Richert presented evidence at the UN event, likening the aftermath to a 'second Holocaust'. Over 1,200 Israelis and nearly 16,000 Palestinians have been killed in the recent conflict.
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Carla Green
Carla Green is a radio and print journalist based in Los Angeles with experience reporting on breaking news and collaborating on long-term projects. Carla Green est une journaliste basée à Los Angeles expérimentée en reportages à la radio et à l'écrit, que ce soit du "breaking news" ou des ...
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One year later, thousands return for Women's March with spirits undaunted
Thousands of people returned to the streets for the Women's March, marking the anniversary of the initial protest against Donald Trump's presidency. Demonstrations took place in major cities like Washington, New York, and Los Angeles, with participants expressing continued resistance and political activism. Key speakers, including Nancy Pelosi and Kirsten Gillibrand, emphasized the importance of supporting Democratic candidates in the upcoming midterms. The event also highlighted the impact of the #MeToo movement and ongoing cultural changes regarding sexual harassment. Despite Trump's attempts to downplay the protests, the marchers remained undeterred, showcasing their determination to effect political change.
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Hannah Mccarthy
Hannah McCarthy is a journalist based in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Connecting the Dots: Why the SheCession Is an Arts Story
Women in the U.S. have faced significant job losses during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in the arts sector, exacerbating gender inequalities. The article argues for federally mandated paid family and medical leave to support women, especially in the arts, and highlights the disproportionate burden of childcare and domestic responsibilities on women. It criticizes the lack of support for women in the arts and calls for systemic changes, including updated childcare and paid leave policies, to prevent a generational loss of female leadership. The article supports the FAMILY Act and emphasizes the need for comprehensive policy reform to address these issues.
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Colin Meyn
Colin Meyn is a journalist based in Silver Spring, Maryland. He spent the first decade of his career in Cambodia, where he reported and edited for the Phnom Penh Post, The Cambodia Daily and the Southeast Asia Globe. From 2017 to 2020 he was the managing editor of Vermont state news website ...
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Trump, Harris plan dueling 9/11 events in NYC, Pennsylvania
Former President Trump and Vice President Harris plan to commemorate the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with events in New York City and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The anniversary is overshadowed by political tensions, including Trump's controversial past statements about 9/11 and his association with the Saudi-backed LIV Golf tour. The 9/11 families continue to seek accountability from Saudi Arabia, despite the 9/11 Commission's findings. Legislative efforts to honor 9/11 victims and secure funding for related health programs are ongoing but face challenges in Congress.
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Alyssa Moxley
Alyssa Moxley is a writer and audio producer based in Athens, Greece. She is available for investigative reports, detailed cultural analysis, and interviews for print and radio. She is also available for audio recording (for radio or video) needs with high quality equipment. She has expertise in ...
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Drunkenness, Women and Wokeness: A Dramatic Confirmation Hearing for Pete Hegseth
The confirmation hearing for Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense was marked by intense scrutiny over his qualifications and past conduct, including allegations of misconduct and controversial views on women in the military. Republicans, led by Senator Roger Wicker, expressed strong support, emphasizing Hegseth's potential to bring a fresh approach to the Pentagon. Democrats, led by Senator Jack Reed, criticized his lack of experience and past behavior, questioning his suitability for the role. The hearing highlighted the partisan divide, with Republicans focusing on military standards and Democrats on Hegseth's qualifications and conduct. Despite the controversy, Senator Joni Ernst's support suggests Hegseth's confirmation is likely.
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Julie Ann Nealega
Julie is a journalist turned audiovisual archivist. Her deep passion for archiving is driven by her belief that archives are an essential guide for navigating our past and shaping the future. She has a degree in Master in Archives and Records Management from the University of the Philippines, ...
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2020 Presidential Election: Who Are the Possible Democratic Candidates?
The article explores potential Democratic candidates for the 2020 presidential election, highlighting key figures such as Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and others. It discusses their political backgrounds, strengths, and challenges they may face in a bid to challenge President Donald Trump. The article also touches on the broader political landscape and the strategies these candidates might employ to secure the Democratic nomination.
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Serginho Roosblad
I am a creative multimedia journalist with a finger on the pulse for news and a special focus on Africa. I am skilled in producing, reporting, writing, and editing. I can work to tight deadlines and am able to quickly turn around a story. I am familiar working with social media. I am looking for a ...
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I Hope It Won't Be Like 2016: Voices from the Kamala Harris Rally in Oakland
An estimated 20,000 people attended Kamala Harris's presidential campaign launch in Oakland, California, with some supporters expressing hope for unity in the Democratic Party and others critiquing her policies. The event drew a larger crowd than Barack Obama's 2007 announcement. Harris promised Medicare for all and significant tax cuts for the working and middle class if elected.
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Alice Rowsome
Alice Rowsome is a BAFTA-nominated filmmaker and journalist. Her work has been commissioned by National Geographic, The Guardian, Broadly, VICE Impact, The Independent, Refugees Deeply and other publications. Focusing on forced migration, climate change and women's rights, she has reported from ...
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Solar Companies and Non-Profits are Filling the Void in the Long Road to Recovery in Puerto Rico
In the aftermath of Hurricane María, Puerto Rico faces a dire situation with widespread infrastructure damage, lack of running water, and a slow federal response. Solar companies and non-profits like Empowered By Light, Sunrun, and the Solar Energy Industries Association, along with initiatives like Light Up Puerto Rico and BoricuActívatEd, are stepping in to provide sustainable energy solutions and advocacy for the island's recovery. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has called for a Marshall Plan-style recovery effort, while Elon Musk and Tesla have expressed interest in overhauling the island's energy system. The article highlights the importance of federal aid and the political mobilization of the Puerto Rican diaspora in the United States.
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Allison Shelley
Allison Shelley is an award-winning independent documentary photographer and multimedia journalist currently based in Washington D.C. She frequently works for publication such as TIME, The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Washington Post, NPR, Al Jazeera America, The Wall Street Journal, Los ...
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ANALYSIS: Martin Luther King Jr. Day spotlights diversity in the 2020 Democratic field
The article discusses the diversity of the Democratic candidates in the 2020 presidential election, highlighting the range of race, ethnicity, gender, and religion represented. It notes the historic nature of this diversity and suggests that Democratic primary voters will have a choice of candidates who reflect their own identities. The article mentions several U.S. senators who have announced their intentions to run and touches on the low approval rating of Congress. It also covers the shift of moderate Democrats towards progressive platforms such as Medicare-for-all and a $15 minimum wage, influenced by the energy within the party. Tax policy and gun control are also discussed, with specific reference to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposal for a 70% marginal tax rate for the super wealthy and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's evolution on gun control issues.
Tina Susman
Tina Susman is a journalist based in New York, United States of America.
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Will Congress renew law providing health benefits for Sept. 11 first responders?
The article discusses the ongoing battle in Congress over the renewal of the Zadroga Act, which provides healthcare benefits to 9/11 first responders. Despite bipartisan support, the act's reauthorization has been delayed, with some lawmakers proposing only a temporary extension. Advocates, including John Feal and Jon Stewart, are pushing for permanent renewal, emphasizing the critical need for continued healthcare funding. The article highlights the political dynamics and the potential impact on thousands of affected individuals if the act is not renewed.
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Murray Waas
Murray Waas is an insdependent journalist based in Washington DC, United States of America, who specializes in investigative reporting. He areas of expertise are national security affairs, foreign policy, and rule of law and social justice issues. Waas' reporting about the Trump and Biden ...
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New Disclosures About a Congressman's Relationship with a Now-Imprisoned Texas Billionaire
Republican Congressman Pete Sessions of Texas sought significant financial contributions from Houston financier R. Allen Stanford to advance his political career, including his bid to become head of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC). Sessions' relationship with Stanford, who was later convicted of running a $7 billion Ponzi scheme, involved multiple instances of political favors and interventions on Stanford's behalf. Despite Stanford's conviction and the subsequent scandal, Sessions continued to express support for him. The article highlights the broader implications of political corruption and campaign finance issues within the US political system.
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Mike Wagenheim
I am a TV, radio and print journalist, specializing in covering the Middle East through the American lens. Available for live reports and other assignments and projects in New York City, Washington and points in between. Credentialed for the White House, State Department, Congress and the UN. I ...
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Sheryl Sandberg: UN silence ‘unacceptable’ for Israeli women, all women
Sheryl Sandberg criticized the United Nations for its silence on sexual violence against Israeli women by Hamas terrorists on October 7. Speaking at an event sponsored by the Israeli mission to the UN and other organizations, Sandberg, along with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and other speakers, condemned the UN's inaction and accused it of anti-Israel and antisemitic undertones. Evidence of the sexual violence was presented, including videos and eyewitness accounts. The UN has been criticized for assigning the investigation to a commission with members known for antisemitic and anti-Israel comments. Sandberg emphasized the importance of standing against rape unequivocally, and the event also saw protests demanding UN action against the rise in global antisemitism.
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Karin Zeitvogel
Karin Zeitvogel is a journalist based in Colorado but willing to move and travel.
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Veterans hope new toxic exposure bill will spur change at VA
Veterans exposed to toxins at Karshi-Khanabad Air Base in Uzbekistan are facing severe health issues, including cancers and other illnesses. Despite declassified documents showing the Pentagon's awareness of the exposure, the Department of Veterans Affairs has denied many veterans care and benefits. Advocacy groups and lawmakers are pushing for legislative changes, with several bills introduced in Congress and an executive order signed by former President Trump. The War Fighters Act, modeled after the Agent Orange Act, aims to establish a service connection for illnesses caused by toxic exposure. Veterans remain hopeful for positive outcomes, supported by public figures like Jon Stewart and President Joe Biden.
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