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Jonah Valdez is a reporter for The Intercept covering politics, U.S. foreign policy, Israel and Palestine, human rights issues, and protest movements for social justice. He previously was a staff writer with the Los Angeles Times where he joined the paper as an inaugural member of the L.A. Times Fellowship....
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Jonas Gamso is the deputy dean of knowledge enterprise and an associate professor in the Thunderbird School of Global Management, as well as a Senior Global Futures scholar in the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory. Professor Gamso has published studies on international trade, foreign aid, and foreign investment in...
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Boston University School of Law Professor Jonathan Feingold’s scholarship explores the relationship between race, law, and the mind sciences.
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Jordan Smith is a state and national award-winning investigative journalist based in Austin, Texas. She has covered criminal justice for more than 20 years and, during that time, has developed a reputation as a resourceful and dogged reporter with a talent for analyzing complex social and legal issues. She is...
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Joseph Winters is a reporter at Grist.org.
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Josh Fiallo is a Florida-based breaking news reporter for The Daily Beast. He attended the University of South Florida and is a former reporter of the Tampa Bay Times, where he covered breaking news and was the paper’s primary hurricane reporter. Send him tips: Josh.fiallo@thedailybeast.com or tips@thedailybeast.com.
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Joshua Fechter is the urban affairs reporter for The Texas Tribune, covering policy — including housing affordability, evictions, policing and transportation — and politics in Texas' major metropolitan areas. Before joining the Tribune in August 2021, Joshua covered City Hall for the San Antonio Express-News. He holds a bachelor's degree...
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Joshua Rovner is associate professor of international relations at American University, and senior nonresident fellow at the Brookings Institution. He is the author of Fixing the Facts: National Security and the Politics of Intelligence.
