Archives (2019-2020)
Weeks 28, 29, 30, and 31: March 2 - April 10:
"People are dying and all people can speak about is Boris Johnson", The New York Times
"Trumps halts funding to WHO. Experts say we need it now more than ever", USA Today
"Obama reportedly convinced Bernie Sanders to drop out of primary race", The New York Post
"Wimbledon set for Coronavirus windfall in huge pay-out for pandemic insurance", Insurance Times
"Dear Therapist's Guide to staying sane during a pandemic", The Atlantic
Weeks 24, 25, 26 and 27: February 3 - March 1:
"President Trump speaks after impeachment acquittal", CNN
"First American dies from Coronavirus", CBS News
"4 Takeaways from the South Carolina Democratic debate", NPR
"Brexit: UK says it will consider walking away from Brexit talks in June", The Guardian
"Third storm in a month to hit UK, bringing more misery in flooded areas", The Guardian
Weeks 20, 21, 22 and 23: January 6 - February 2:
"Brexit: where do the EU and the UK stand before talks begin?", The Guardian
"Boris Johnson is about to find out just how weak the UK is after Brexit", The Guardian
"Leave voters mark Brexit with raucous celebrations and boos for pro-EU politicians", The Independent
"Republicans' emerging defense: Trump's actions were bad, but not impeachable", The NYTimes
"NBA legend Kobe Bryant dies at 41 in a helicopter crash", USA Today
Weeks 17, 18 and 19: December 16 - January 5:
"Falling ash, skies of blood - and now Australia's anger smoulders", The Guardian
"A visual guide to the bushfire crisis", BBC News
"We've reached out since the Brexit vote, it's a shame Johnson hasn't", The Guardian
"In 2020, the UK must seize the chance to lead the world on the climate emergency", The Guardian
Weeks 13, 14, and 15: November 25 - December 15:
"Boris Johnson's Conservatives win majority", BBC
"UK election results: Boris Johnson returned as PM with all constituencies declared", The Guardian
"UK general election 2019: Protests despite Boris Johnson call to 'let the healing begin' - as it happened", The Guardian
"Impeachment heads to full house after historic vote", CNN
"Trump impeachment inquiry: a simple guide", BBC News
Weeks 11 and 12: November 11 - November 24:
"Takeaways from the impeachment hearings", The New York Times
"What has been learned so far in the impeachment public hearings and what comes next?", USA Today
"Read: Fiona Hill's scathing opening statement in the impeachment hearings", Vox
"Could the Senate convict Donald Trump? Here's what Mitch McConnell Worries About", Newsweek
"General election: Labour vows to take on 'bad losses and tax dodgers'", The Guardian
Weeks 9 and 10: October 28 - November 10:
"Brexit: is this latest extension the final delay?", BBC News
"Brexit Bulletin: the Cost of Delay", Bloomberg
"A Second Referendum on Scottish Independence is Suddenly Very Likely", The Guardian
"For Too Many People in Too Many Countries, Democracy Isn't Working", The Guardian
"Trump's Alarming Attacks Threaten The Whistleblower - and Our Founding Values", Newsweek
"Michael Bloomberg Qualifies for Democratic Ballot in Alabama", USA Today
"Twitter drops all political adsin shot at Zuckerberg", Politico
Weeks 7 and 8: October 14 - October 27:
"Here's what the Trump impeachment inquiry has turned up and how Republicans are opposing it", USA Today
"Trump v. The Constitution", USA Today
"'No Quid Pro Quo': How Trump wants to sidetrack impeachment", CNN
"Impeachment, high crimes and misdemeanors explained", Vox
"Brexit: Boris Johnson to try for 12 December election", BBC
"Brexit: EU considers extension as MPs mull election", BBC
"Brexit: Labour calls for 'explicit commitment to rule out no-deal before election", The Guardian
"Australia's newspapers go dark to protest censorship", DW.com
Weeks 5 and 6: October 1 - October 13:
"Tom Seyer Has Been Pushing for Impeachment For Years. Now It's Center Stage for his First Debate", USA Today
"17 Former Watergate Prosecutors Say Trump Should Be Impeached", Vox
"Nearly 3 weeks into the Trump Impeachment Inquiry, Polls Show a Shift in Opinion", USA Today
"Can The Queen Sack Boris Johnson If He Refuses To Quit After MPs pass a No-confidence Vote"?, The Independent
"Thousands Attend Independence March in Edinburgh", The Guardian
"UK must be Open to Wales Quitting The Union, Says Welsh Government", BBC News
Weeks 3 and 4: September 16 - September 30:
"9 Things Everyone Should Know About The Impeachment Process", Vox
"Impeachment: 'No One Is Above The Law'", The Atlantic
"5 Reasons Why Elizabeth Warren Has The Best Chance To Beat Donald Trump", USA Today
"The Trump Administration Weakened Endangered Species Act Rules - 17 State Attorney Generals Have Sued Over It", The Washington Post
"Boris Johnson and his Brexit Plan Suffer a Blow From The Supreme Court", The Economist
"Johnson Could Face No-Confidence Vote Next Week To Halt No-Deal Brexit", The Guardian
Weeks 1 and 2: September 1 - September 15:
"The Sheer Scale of the Constitutional Crisis Facing Britain's Decrepit Constitution Has Been Laid Bare", The Guardian
"Northern Ireland Can't Have Veto on Brexit Backstop, Ireland Says", The Independent
"Apple made Siri Deflect Questions on Feminism, Leaked Papers Reveal", The Guardian
"Historic Hurricane Dorian Growing, Lurching Toward America, Bahamas Devastated", USA Today
"What You Missed By Not Watching Last Night's Democratic Debate", The Washington Post
"Abortion Laws Get More Attention in the Culture Wars", The Economist
July + August "highlights":
"There have been at least 17 deadly mass shootings in the US so far in 2019", ABC News
"Supreme Court gives Trump a green light on the border wall", The New Yorker
"US-China Trade war timeline: here's what happened", (Bloomberg)
"Poll: both Republicans and Democrats doubtful about 2020 election outcome", Politico
"Jeffrey Epstein's victims, denied a trial, vent their fury", NY Times
"Boris Johnson replaces Theresa May as the UK's new Prime Minister", BBC News
"Boris Johnson asks Queen to suspend Parliament", The Guardian
