Justin Klawans is a staff writer at The Week. He covers a diverse range of topics including politics, government, public policy, and cultural issues, with a keen interest in accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Raw Story, United Press International, and Yahoo News.
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The United Nations' ongoing COP17 conference in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, is once again bringing together an array of countries to battle climate change.
By: Justin Klawans
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‘After honeymooners crash in a helicopter, tourist choppers give us pause' Chicago Tribune editorial board
With the Trump administration pushing back against a swath of DEI-related federal grants, some research related to major diseases, including Alzheimer's, is being caught in the crossfire.
‘Baseball labor talks may look like a battle among millionaires, but it's really about billionaires vs. peons' Michael Hiltzik at the Los Angeles Times
Some feel that use of the term is derogatory, while others think it's a good branding exercise
By: Justin Klawans
‘Two weeks. No power. Gary, Indiana, failed Black citizens.' Kofi Mframa at USA Today
The Trump administration has found another way to put pressure on American universities. This time it's using the Defense Department.
A significant drought in Panama caused by the El Niño weather pattern has forced the Central American country to drastically slash the number of vessels it lets through the Panama Canal.
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