Ramon Vargas
Weekend Editor, Guardian US at The Guardian
Weekend editor, The Guardian US. | [email protected] Previously: Times-Picayune (2008-13); New Orleans Advocate (2013-19); T-P | TNOA (2019-22).
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5 days ago |
theguardian.com | Ramon Vargas
Patricia Clarkson, who portrays late equal pay activist Lilly Ledbetter in a biopic released this week, has a wish. The Oscar-nominated actor hopes her fellow American women collectively withhold sex from their partners – especially men in power – if the second Trump administration’s assault on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives ever takes aim at the gains won by the subject of her new film.
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6 days ago |
aol.co.uk | Ramon Vargas
Groups of clergy molestation survivors say they are gravely concerned and insulted by the election of Pope Leo XIV after he overcame questions about his handling of clerical sexual abuse cases earlier in his career to become the Roman Catholic church’s first ever US-born leader.
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Ramon Vargas
A US man serving in various administrative roles for the Jehovah’s Witnesses sexually molested a child whom he met while working for the Christian religious sect in New Orleans – then continued his career virtually unimpeded and moved to North Carolina after completing a disciplinary suspension of less than a year, he has admitted in writing and in a sworn deposition.
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3 weeks ago |
msn.com | Ramon Vargas
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Ramon Vargas
Associating with the Donald Trump administration’s multibillionaire adviser Elon Musk and misusing artificial intelligence are among the most surefire ways for companies to damage their brands, a new survey of more than 100 international public affairs leaders found. Those findings stem from an appraisal conducted by the Global Risk Advisory Council, which was chaired by the head of the US Small Business Administration during Joe Biden’s presidency, Isabel Guzman.
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These four clergy abuse survivors speak out for the first time, saying they have lost confidence in the judge who ignored recommendations and acted against them. They would call on her to step down but don’t want more delays, they say. https://t.co/eqxJB6fDzG
The judge in charge of the New Orleans Catholic archdiocese's bankruptcy kicked 4 clergy abuse survivors off a key committee in the case despite commissioning an investigation saying she shouldn't do that. Then she sealed the investigation's results from becoming public.
Two people linked to the suspected drugging death and robbery of a Super Bowl reporter spent years texting each other to evidently coordinate furtively incapacitating others with pharmaceuticals and stealing from their financial accounts, sources say. | https://t.co/bny4dQYD9w
