Brett Wilkins is a staff writer for Common Dreams. He covers a range of topics including climate change, social issues, and government and politics, with a focus on regional interests and world news. His work has been featured in various outlets including Salon Media Group, Inc., The Real News Network, and AlterNet.
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Brett Wilkins' coverage focuses mainly on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories within the realm of government and politics. His articles often touch upon themes such as the Palestine-Israel conflict, human rights violations, international relations, political protests, and government actions.
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By: Brett Wilkins
Progressives were left fuming and flummoxed over reporting Friday that Rahm Emanuel is considering running for chair of the Democratic National Committee, with many leftists wondering whether the party has learned anything from its loss of the White House, Senate, and, arguably, the country's working-class voters.
— November 16, 2024 As the clock winds down on Democratic control of the U.S.
"We won't stop until political leaders divest from war and destruction—and invest in a just, ecological, and equitable transition," said one campaigner.
By: Brett Wilkins
"Just like climate change won't be solved by any one president, climate action won't be stopped by any one president," Sen. Ed Markey said at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Azerbaijan.
By: Donald Trump, Chris Wright, Brett Wilkins
"This is going to be the oiliest administration since George W. Bush," lamented one environmental campaigner.
The pontiff's call comes as the International Court of Justice is reviewing evidence in a South Africa-led genocide case against Israel.
"Trump is not in office yet, and the Democrats have the power to do so much more in the coming weeks to stand up to this fossil fuel agenda, and we need them to seize this moment," said one campaigner.
By: Brett Wilkins
Meanwhile, a senior Russian official called the move "a very big step towards the start of World War III."
In a new book set to be released this week, Pope Francis I endorsed a genocide investigation into Israel’s war on Gaza—which has killed or maimed more than 150,000 Palestinians and forcibly displaced, starved, or sickened millions more over the past 13 months.
At COP29, Democrat Senators Vow to 'Rise Up' for Climate During 'Dark Days' of Trump 2.0.
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