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I’m a multimedia journalist with experience in print, photography, video and online.

My passion is reporting on individuals, faiths, nations and situations that impact us all on the journey of life.

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9 Months After Iran’s January Crackdown, Families Are Still Seeking Answers

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By Shahrzad Ghanei, Javier Simon, Paul Brian Verified
| The Epoch Times
Some estimates put January’s protest death total as high as 70,000—a stark contrast to Iran’s official number. When Iranian leader Masoud Pezeshkian stood before the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Sept. 23, he presented the Islamic Republic as a victim. “The United States president described us as terrorists. We have been the victims of terrorism,” Pezeshkian told the General Assembly.
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Many Quebec Voters Got False Election Information From Chatbot, MPs Hear

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By Paul Brian Verified, Jennifer Cowan, Stefania Cox
| The Epoch Times
A lot of Canadians turning to chatbots for election information don’t always get accurate responses, a Parliamentary committee heard today. McGill University academics have been tracking chatbot activity, including during the recent Quebec election. Aengus Bridgman, a McGill political scientist who studies social media, says an estimated 40 percent of Quebec voters turned to AI chatbots for answers.
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MPs Probe NATO Suspect’s Screening as Privacy Commissioner Says Past Fraud Finding Could’ve Been Shared

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By Paul Brian Verified, Jason Antonio Verified
| The Epoch Times
MPs are questioning how a Canadian national accused of spying while interning at NATO obtained security clearance despite a previous finding of fraud in a federal hiring process. The concerns came as Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne told a parliamentary committee that existing privacy laws do not generally prevent federal departments from collecting or sharing information as part of security screening. Dufresne made the remarks Oct.
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