Jennifer Williams
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Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Jennifer:
The big ship stuck in the Suez Canal is free
Ever Given, the massive container ship that blocked the Suez Canal for nearly a week, is now unstuck. → Read More
Trump has the authority to launch nuclear weapons — whether Pelosi likes it or not
Pelosi using Trump’s nuclear authority to help push impeachment is dangerous. → Read More
Domestic terrorism definition: Does the US Capitol attack qualify?
President-elect Joe Biden called the Capitol mob "domestic terrorists." Are they? → Read More
China’s new national security law is already chilling free speech in Hong Kong
China’s new security law just went into effect in Hong Kong. Free speech evaporated overnight. → Read More
Justin Trudeau faces backlash after photo and video are uncovered showing him in brownface
This is now the third confirmed instance of the Canadian prime minister wearing offensive makeup. → Read More
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wore blackface makeup to a party in 2001
A yearbook photo shows Trudeau at an "Arabian Nights"-themed party at a private day school he taught at in 2001. → Read More
Hamza bin Laden, son of the late al-Qaeda leader Osama, may be dead — or not
Reports say Hamza bin Laden may be dead. But some skepticism is in order. → Read More
UK signs order for WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange to be extradited to the US
It’s the first step in what could be a lengthy legal battle over whether the WikiLeaks founder should face prosecution for espionage and hacking. → Read More
Day 1 of Trump’s state visit to the UK, in 21 photos
Trump and the first lady visited Westminster Abbey and attended a state banquet hosted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace. → Read More
University of North Carolina shooting: what we know so far
Several people are reportedly injured at the university’s Charlotte campus and the shooter is believed to be in custody. → Read More
ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi releases new video, proving he’s still alive
The terrorist leader has been reported killed or seriously injured several times in recent years, but he seems to be in good health. → Read More
The devastating Notre Dame Cathedral fire, in 13 photos
Stunning images of the iconic gothic landmark in Paris, France, engulfed in flames. → Read More
The massive anti-Brexit protest march in the UK, in 19 photos
Over a million protesters took to the streets of London Saturday to demand a second Brexit referendum. → Read More
New Zealanders have sent a clear message to the mosque shooter: you will not divide us
New Zealand’s response to the mosque attacks is a strong rebuke of the alleged shooter’s divisive ideology. → Read More
New Zealanders have sent a clear message to the mosque shooter: you will not divide us
New Zealand’s response to the mosque attacks is a strong rebuke of the alleged shooter’s divisive ideology. → Read More
Christchurch mosque shooting: what we know so far
Police in the New Zealand city of Christchurch are responding to "a serious ongoing firearms incident." → Read More
Venezuela’s historic blackout, in 17 photos
Venezuela is undergoing a blackout during Guaido-Maduro tensions. These 17 pictures show what’s happening. → Read More
Explosive devices found at 3 major London transit hubs
Three explosive devices found at London hubs: Heathrow airport, Waterloo Station, and City Airport. → Read More
Vice is in the running for Best Picture. But how good is its history, really?
Our roundtable discusses the historical veracity and Oscar potential for Adam McKay’s movie about Dick Cheney and the modern GOP. → Read More
Who speaks for American foreign policy?
No one knows who to listen to when the Trump administration talks about US aims around the world. → Read More