John Walsh

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John Walsh wrote for Takepart.com as an editorial intern about issues pertaining to social justice and environmental conscientiousness. He was a news reporter for the Daily Trojan student newspaper at the University of Southern California and was the beat writer for the football and baseball teams there. Walsh recently wrote at Newscult.com in Brooklyn.

Arts Under Trump: MOMA Museum Protests Immigration Ban By Hanging Muslim Art In New York

The museum's crew carefully swapped out seven paintings, including works from Pablo Picasso, Francis Picabia and Henri Mattise.

Trump Travel Ban Myths And Facts: Can Trump Deport Immigrants Living In The US Legally?

President Donald Trump is preparing to deport legal immigrants if they rely on social services funded by taxpayers.

Islam In Europe: Denmark City Pool Used By Muslims Bans Female-Only Swimming

A public pool used to have hours where only females could enjoy the pool every Saturday for nearly a decade.

What Is The 'Winter White House?' Trump Weekend Trip To Mar-A-Lago To Cost Taxpayers Millions

The president's first trip since taking office could leave taxpayers with a bill north of $3 million.

Iran News: After Trump's Travel Ban, Muslim Nation Bans US Wrestlers From World Cup

U.S. wrestlers started competing in Iranian tournaments in the 1998 Takhti Cup in the capital city of Tehran after a 20-year hiatus.

Will US Go To War With Russia? McCain Urges Trump To Fight Back In Ukraine

McCain’s request is a departure from the strategy of the administration of President Barack Obama.

College Rape: University Of California, Santa Cruz Reaches $1.15 Million Settlement After Sexual Assault Allegations Against Professor

The University of California Regents settled a sexual assault case with a former UC Santa Cruz student who alleged she was raped by her Latin Studies professor.

NAFTA Under Trump: Trade Agreement Is A 'Catastrophe' For American Jobs, President Says

Trump asserted that the 1994 trade deal was a “catastrophe” for Americans jobs and workers.

What Is An Hombre? Trump Tells Mexico's Peña Nieto To Deal With 'Bad Hombres' — Or He Will

An excerpt of a phone conversation Trump had with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto obtained by CNN said the conversation entailed Trump offering help with combating drug cartels.

Rape In UK: Muslim Men Yell 'Allahu Akbar' In Court After Abusing Young Girls In Rotherham

Three brothers and three other men were reportedly sentenced for 19 “vile” offenses committed against two girls between 1999 and 2001, including rape.

Who Is Adam Wright? Missing Dartmouth Student Found Dead In New Hampshire River Near Campus

Local police discovered the body a half-hour after receiving news that an employee spotted Wright’s backpack on a riverbank.

Texas Muslim Capitol Day: Christians Stand Against Islam As Thousands Gather In Austin To Support Muslim Community

Texas Muslim Capital Day, which was created with the goal of teaching Muslims how the state government in Austin works, has been held every other year for more than a decade.

Can Obamacare Be Saved? Hawaii Health Bills Try To Save Parts Of Affordable Care Act

Since the Affordable Care Act was put in place in 2010, roughly 54,000 people in Hawaii have signed up for health insurance.

Hate Crimes In The US: Jewish Community Centers Shaken Across The Country In Wake Of Recent Bomb Threats

Tuesday’s threat to the I.J. & Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center was among more than 35 other bomb threats made toward Jewish properties in at least 18 states this past week.

Abortion Under Trump: Cuomo Vows To Protect Roe vs. Wade Rights In New York State

Cuomo, a Democrat, voiced his plan to a crowd of hundreds of supporters of Planned Parenthood in Albany, New York, saying it was vital to guarantee abortion rights in New York while the federal status quo regarding abortions is in jeopardy.

Chicago Shooting Statistics 2017: Victims In January Surpass First Month Of Historically Bloody 2016

The number of shooting victims in the Chicago through the first month this year reportedly surpassed the 292 people shot in January 2016.

Is China Going To War With ISIS? Philippines President Duterte Asks Beijing For Military Aid To Combat Islamic State

The move represents a significant shift in the Philippines’ political relations with the U.S., which had been the country’s main defense ally in the past.

Does Queen Elizabeth Like Trump? Amid Travel Ban UK Protests, Meeting New President Puts Her Majesty In 'Very Difficult Position'

A U.K. petition to prevent Trump’s scheduled visit to the Britain collected nearly 1.7 million signatures as of Tuesday morning.

Russians Fear Foreign Wars More Than Anything: Poll Shows Trump-Putin Relationship Hasn't Soothed Concerns

In the same poll conducted lasted year, international conflicts were still what Russians feared the most amid conflicts in Ukraine and Syria.

Is Russia Preparing For War? Moscow Unveils Advanced Warship With Missile, Radar System For Pacific Fleet

The addition will be the fifth Steregushchy warship in the Russian Navy, but the first to join the Pacific Fleet.

War In Europe: Ukrainian Soldiers Killed By Donetsk Separatists Amid NATO-Russia Tensions

The recent outbreak in violence coincides with President Donald Trump’s call for better relations with Moscow.

War On Terror: Trump's First Military Operation Kills 8-Year-Old Daughter Of Anwar al-Awlaki, Al-Qaeda Leader Who Was US Citizen

A U.S. commando also died in the dawn attack that killed the U.S. born al-Qaeda leader and preacher Anwar al-Awlaki’s daughter.

ISIS Reacts To Trump Muslim Travel Ban: Islamic State Group Calls Immigration Order A Gift For Terrorists, Compares To Iraq War Invasion

Islamic militant leaders reacted similarly to the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, which they called “a blessed invasion” that would provoke anti-Western sentiments throughout the Islamic world.

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