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Andrew Knapp

Charleston
As seen in: How To Be A Dog, The Globe and Mail, U.S. News and World Report, Washington Times, Cell Press, The Sports Network (TSN), The News & Observer, Post and Courier, The Berkeley Independent, The Gazette (Summerville, SC) and
Dad. Weather photographer. Formerly of places from Maine to Florida.
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To the Parents Who Try Things

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By Andrew Knapp
| How To Be A Dog
When I was a scrawny little teenager and I was weird and all my friends let me be weird I was really into drawing and painting and art in general. Though I didn’t know much about it. I guess it was the thing I did because I was stuck at home with my asthma inhaler. I never really called it art, either. I didn’t have a name for it, I just did things.
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Ten years of Brexit: time for a fresh start?

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By Jordi Juan Verified, Jordi Bracons de Juan, Andrew Knapp, Ava Santina
| Eurotopics
24 June 2026 Ten years after the Brexit referendum, a majority of Britons believe that leaving the European Union was a mistake. Leading Labour politicians such as the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and former Health Secretary Wes Streeting, are calling for the UK to rejoin the EU. At the same time, the Reform UK party led by "Mr Brexit" Nigel Farage has been ahead in the polls for months. The press asks where the country is heading.
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Ten years of Brexit: what are the takeaways?

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By Jordi Juan Verified, Jordi Bracons de Juan, Andrew Knapp
| Eurotopics
Jordi Juan, editor-in-chief of La Vanguardia reflects on how the EU has fared without Britain: “Many key decisions, such as the creation of the Next Generation Fund, the European Green Deal or immigration policy, might not have been supported by the British, or only with great difficulty. The UK never joined the Schengen Agreement or adopted the euro. It was always reluctant to fully commit itself to Europe. ...
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