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Jade Wilson

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Covers:  Human rights, social issues, climate, travel, arts, culture, business
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European heatwave in graphics: Why are temperatures rising faster in Europe?

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By Paul Scott, Jade Wilson Verified
| EIN News
A heat dome of extremely hot air is sitting over western Europe resulting in the most severe high temperatures on record. Source: European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts Continent is particularly affected as it is fastest-warming one, says EU’s Copernicus climate monitor Fri Jun 26 2026 - 16:51 The heatwave scorching western Europe this week is the most severe and widespread on record and is being driven by global warming driven by fossil fuel use, scientists have said.
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Can Excavations Uncover the Truth? — The Dial

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By Jade Wilson Verified
| The Dial
On a quiet summer afternoon in early July, a child thumped a football against a low garden wall on Dublin Road Estate in Tuam, a small town in the west of Ireland. Otherwise, the streets were deserted. Behind the semi-detached family homes and carefully tended gardens, a mass grave had been sealed off with 8-feet-high barriers and 24-hour security.
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In ‘Global Fascisms,’ Over 50 Artists Tackle AI, Trump, and the Return of Authoritarian Politics

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By Jade Wilson Verified
| ARTnews Verified
In 2016, Josh Kline debuted “Unemployment,” a series that explored mass joblessness brought on by technology and automation, and the potential end of the middle class. Nearly a decade later, those works are on view in Berlin at Haus der Kulturen der Welt. Kline’s focus on how unemployment could fuel fascism appears more prescient than ever.
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