Jessica Klein

Mar 29, 2024 | abc13.com | Lisa Woelfl |Greg Morton |Jessica Klein

HOUSTON, Texas -- When a deadly winter storm struck in February 2021, tens of thousands of Texans were stuck inside with no power and, often, no water. Michelle J. Abdelnoor was trapped with her abusive boyfriend. She tried to leave on the first day of the five-day storm, when he blamed her for the time he spent in jail after he was convicted of assaulting her in 2020.

Dec 21, 2023 | altaonline.com | Jessica Klein

It’s not surprising that Muzae Sesay played with Legos as a child. In his studio, his paintings that cover the walls reveal geometric worlds similar to those created by the attachable building blocks. The brightly colored organization matches too: green and violet spray paint cans line shelves beneath acrylics and boxes of colored pencils. Stacked books form neat towers across from a tangerine filing cabinet.

Oct 31, 2023 | ntnews.com.au | Thomas Chamberlin |Samantha Scott |Jessica Klein |Shaye Windsor

Alerts: Latest fire warningsPictures: Fires’ grim tollHero firefighters have saved a small town on the Queensland border, as residents sheltered inside their homes after being told they could die if they fled. Shock footage showed the fire front just metres from homes in the 600-person township of Wallangarra on Tuesday afternoon, with people driving vehicles away from the huge and fast-moving blaze as it approached.

Oct 31, 2023 | couriermail.com.au | Thomas Chamberlin |Samantha Scott |Jessica Klein |Shaye Windsor

Alerts: Latest fire warningsPictures: Fires’ grim tollQueensland’s fire fight will continue on Wednesday, following a major victory in which a small border down was saved after residents were told the could die if they fled. A fire front came within metres of the 600-strong town of Wallangarra on Tuesday afternoon, but the community was saved from the brink of destruction with help from a waterbombing plane from NSW.

Sep 25, 2023 | altaonline.com | Jessica Klein

Sage Lenier wants to yell at Apple. “Your business model is destroying the planet,” she’d tell executives, probably in the same conversational yet confident tone she uses to address her more than 43,000 TikTok followers—in one video with close to a million views, she critiques the U.S. education system while braiding her long hair over her shoulder. “You don’t pay people a living wage,” she’d say. “Your phones aren’t repairable.