
Rachel Fobar
Wildlife Crime Investigative Reporter at National Geographic
Investigative reporter. Formerly covering wildlife crime @NatGeo. Medill Justice, @MedillSchool alum. Dessert connoisseur.
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3 weeks ago |
vox.com | Rachel Fobar
The Trump administration is not known for particularly prioritizing animal welfare. But in its first few months, alongside announcements that it would seek to gut federal funding for scientific research, Trump officials have taken steps toward a goal that animal advocates have been championing for decades: the end of animal experimentation.
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1 month ago |
nationalgeographic.fr | Rachel Fobar |Brent Stirton
Quelques conseils à suivre pour faire des achats plus éthiques lors de votre prochain voyage. Publication 28 avr. 2025, 20:55 CESTBien souvent, ce qui nous pousse à voyager, c'est l'émerveillement suscité par la découverte ; après tout, la curiosité n'a jamais tué personne… ou presque.
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Nov 3, 2024 |
fullerproject.org | Jodi Enda |Rachel Fobar
Here is a partial list of the things Kamala Harris has had to overcome as she runs for president:She’s not likable enough. She’s not strong enough. She’s not qualified. She’s not trustworthy. She wouldn’t be respected by male leaders of foreign countries. She’s too emotional. She’s too hormonal (yes, even at 60). She’s not smart enough. She laughs too much, too loudly. She dances in public. She wouldn’t represent everyone. She doesn’t have (biological) children. She’s a diversity candidate.
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Nov 3, 2024 |
fullerproject.org | Jodi Enda |Rachel Fobar |Louise Donovan
The pleasant woman sitting on her porch one recent afternoon seemed intrigued by what Kristin Fulwylie had to say about a state Senate candidate and other Democrats on her North Carolina ballot. She graciously accepted a leaflet touting the party’s slate, from Vice President Kamala Harris on down. Fulwylie then strolled down the street to continue knocking on doors in Cabarrus County, outside of Charlotte.
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Nov 1, 2024 |
fullerproject.org | Rachel Fobar |Louise Donovan
Less than two weeks before his 2020 election defeat, then-President Donald Trump’s administration rolled out a document that purported to promote women’s health and rights while declaring that there was “no international right to abortion.” “It’s the first time that a multilateral coalition has been built around the issue of defending life,” then-Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said at a signing ceremony, conducted virtually because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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