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.

Who Is Jayda Jenkins? Missing California Woman Drowned After Car Crash In Creek, Police Suspect

Jayda Jenkins went missing Saturday in Alameda County.

Anti-Muslim Hate Crimes Under President Trump 2017: Mosque's Door Handles Draped In Bacon; White Woman Sought

Surveillance video from the California mosque, also known as the Davis Islamic Center, reportedly shows a white woman draping strips of uncooked bacon onto its door handles and breaking six windows

Deadly Georgia Storm Update: 2-Year-Old Missing After Being 'Swept Away' By Tornado

At least 20 people lost their lives in storms that began Saturday morning and lasted until Sunday afternoon.

How To Stop Global Warming: Planting Trees To End Climate Change In Manchester, English City Says

Trees would be planted throughout the downtown areas of Manchester in private gardens and parks as a way to combat global warming, city officials said.

Abortion Statistics By State: 1 Of 6 Pregnancies In Michigan Are Terminated

Black women in Michigan were 5 times more likely than whites to get an abortion than whites.

Is Chicago Safe? Weekend Killings, Violence Claim 6 Lives Of People Younger Than 27 Years Old

In a 24-hour period between Saturday and Sunday, three men were killed and 29 wounded from gun violence.

Oval Office Remodel? President Trump Displays Bust Of Winston Churchill

The sculpture was given to former President George W. Bush, who displayed it in the Oval Office.

US-China Relations: What Will The Relationship With China Look Like Under President Trump? China Warns State Media To Cover Inauguration 'With Care'

“Unauthorized criticism of Trump’s words or actions is not allowed," media outlets were told, according to leaked documents released by the China Digital Times.

US Crime News: Shootings In Baltimore Surge 30 Percent Higher In 2017 Compared To Last Year

Two men lost their lives while three people were additionally injured Thursday in the aftermath of three shootings across the city.

LGBT Rights Under President Trump: Gay Rights Page Removed From White House Websites Moments After Inauguration

In the coming administration quickly got rid of a page that helped LGBT rights.

Police Killing The Mentally Ill: A Third Of The People Killed By Cincinnati Police Were Mentally Disabled

Of the 18 people killed by Cincinnati police since 2010, at least six were diagnosed with mental disabilities.

Protesting Donald Trump's Presidential Inauguration: Celebrities Join Thousands Outside Of Trump Hotel In New York To Protest

Mayor Bill de Blasio urged every New Yorker to enroll in the “Get Covered NYC” program, as uncertainty looms over the future of Obamacare.

Hagia Sophia Mosque Conversion Update: Historic Christian Church For Muslim Worship To Be Restored

The restoration process for the originally Byzantine church is estimated to cost just more than $500,000.

How Many Slaves Were There? World's Oldest Slave Cemetery Discovered On Canary Islands

By using the DNA recovered by radiocarbon data, a team of international researchers was able to date the remains of 14 men and women found buried at the site all the way back to the 15th and 17th centuries.

Mexico Shooting Latest Update: American Alejandra Villanueva Ibarra Killed In Blue Parrot Chaos

Local law enforcement authorities have detained four people in connection to the crime but it remains unclear whether one of those is the shooter.

Black Lives Matter Shooting: Allen Scarsella Attacked African-American Protesters, But An All-White Jury Will Decide His Fate

Five black men were injured after Allen Scarsella, 23, shot into a protest on Nov. 23, 2015, outside of a police department in Hennepin County, Minnesota.

Mink Fur Crime: Nicole Kissane Lands In Prison For Freeing Animals From Farms

In addition to painting the word “murderer” on a clothing store's façade, the woman shattered its windows, sprayed acid inside of it and jammed its door locks with glue.

Is Global Warming The End Of Winter? Rising Temperatures In The Northeast Could Mean No More Snow

Ambarish Karmalkar, a postdoctoral fellow at the Northeast Climate Science Center, said rising temperatures would likely result in the northeast witnessing a reduction of snow cover in the coming years.

What Is A False Killer Whale? Florida Dolphins Found Dead In The Everglades

At least 81 of the false killer whales were already dead on Monday.

Police Killings By Race 2016: Mentally Ill Often A Target, But Chicago Police Might Have A Solution

Roughly half the Americans killed by the police suffered from some kind of mental disability, according to a March 2016 report from the Ruderman Family Foundation.

Black Lives Matter On Martin Luther King: Civil Rights Leader And BLM Are Similarly ‘Radical’

A #ReclaimMLK hashtag was started to raise awareness about Martin Luther King’s more aggressive protest tactics involving civil disobedience.

China Air Pollution Update: Government Halts Construction Of 104 Coal Plants For Green Alternatives

The country’s National Energy Administration said it would invest $365 billion into renewable energy alternatives.

What Is An 'Honor Killing'? Pakistani Mother Sentenced To Death For Burning Daughter

The daughter was “bringing shame to her family,” the mother said in court.

What Will Happen To Health Insurance In 2017? Doctors Say Repeal Obamacare, But Don't Replace It

Donald Trump's plan would do away with the Affordable Care Act mandate requiring Americans to pay additional taxes annually if they didn’t have health insurance.

Fake Fish In Sushi? Beware: Los Angeles Restaurants Are Serving Mislabeled Rolls

“Half of what we’re buying isn’t what we think it is,” said Paul Barber, the senior author of the study.

Orlando Police Killing Update: Markeith Loyd, Sade Dixon Video Shows Jokes About Killing Cops Before Alleged Shootings

The video shows Markeith Loyd's girlfriend apparently daring him to kill police after they were pulled over by an officer for speeding.

How Many Police Officers Have Been Indicted? Appellate Court Rejects Law Requiring Prosecutors To Charge Police In Fatal Shootings, Bypassing Grand Juries

The law was praised by defense attorneys and civil rights activists after it was created in response to secret grand juries failing to indict officers in the killings of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner in Staten Island, New York.

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