Brett Wilkins is a staff writer for Common Dreams. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on climate change, security, and world affairs. His work has been featured in numerous outlets such as Salon Media Group, The Real News Network, and In These Times.
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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
The legal strategy—which is not an insanity defense—would be an admission that Mangione killed UnitedHealth's Brian Thompson, but did so under mitigating circumstances.
By: Brett Wilkins
More than 200 people have been killed in US strikes targeting boats in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean that the Trump administration claimed—without providing evidence—were smuggling drugs.
By: Gavin-Newsom, Brett Wilkins
“This is not going to be, ‘Billionaires killed this wealth tax' if it appears on the November ballot,” said Newsom's chief of staff. “It's going to be Planned Parenthood, doctors, teachers, and labor killed it.”
By: Brett Wilkins, Donald-Trump
“War is nasty,” the president said when asked about the February cruise missile strike that killed 156 students and staff in Minab, continuing the centuries-old presidential tradition of dismissing American atrocities.
By: Brett Wilkins
“A climate process that remains vulnerable to obstruction and corporate influence cannot deliver the action this crisis demands,” said one group.
By: Renee-Good, Alex-Pretti, Brett Wilkins
“The federal government sent hordes of masked, armed agents to grab people off the street, whisk them away in shackles, and abuse those who sought to bear witness,” Human Rights Watch said of the deadly blitz.
By: Bernie-Sanders, Brett Wilkins
The senator said his legislation aims to ensure "that AI benefits humanity, not just the richest people on the planet."
By: Mona-Khalil, Brett Wilkins
“The murder of Mona Khalil sends a chilling message: Even those whose only weapon is compassion, whose only mission is preservation, are not spared,” Osman added.
By: Kenneth-Roth, Brett Wilkins
“There will come a day when he faces prosecution for these crimes,” one human rights defender said of the US president and his high-seas murder spree.
By: Bill-Clinton, Alan-Greenspan, Brett Wilkins
“For decades, he preached that the self-interest of the predator was the invisible hand of the common good,” Yanis Varoufakis said after the man who led the US central bank under four presidents died aged 100.
