Patrick deHahn

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Patrick deHahn is a US homepage editor and reporter based in New York. He was most recently a world news reporter and news curator for Quartz. Named by the Huffington Post as a “rising star in journalism,” Patrick helped launch a national live trending news show for TEGNA. He has been published in USA Today, where he worked as a news producer, as well as the Atlantic, CNN, and elsewhere. Patrick has a degree in journalism from Pace University and hails from Massachusetts.

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said: 'We would have had 12 to 15 countries within ... a year'. AFP

Trump claims 'even Iran' would have joined Israeli normalisation if he stayed in office

Republican presidential candidate says he will bring peace to the Middle East if elected

October 21, 2024

Children sift through waste at a landfill in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. AFP

US tells Israel to tackle Gaza crisis in 30 days or risk military aid cut

Antony Blinken and Lloyd Austin wrote to Israeli officials as crisis affecting Palestinian civilians deepens

October 15, 2024

Pro-Palestine protesters hold a rally outside the White House in Washington on June 8. Bloomberg

Gaza war death toll exceeds 120,000 if indirect causes included, study finds

Brown University says US has spent $22.76bn on military aid to Israel for war in Gaza and Middle East

October 07, 2024

Injured children are carried into Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in the aftermath of an Israeli strike on October 2. Ramadan Abed / Reuters

US doctors who served in Gaza treated 'children shot in head every day'

After witnessing the horrors of the conflict, 99 medics press the Biden administration to stop sending weapons to Israel

October 04, 2024

Israel's Iron Dome intercepts rockets following Iran's salvo of ballistic missiles on Tuesday night. Reuters

Middle East on brink as Israel threatens major retaliation for Iran's missile barrage

Israel promised revenge after some rockets breached its defences on Tuesday

October 01, 2024

New York City Mayor Eric Adams issued a video statement after news of an indictment against him, on September 25. AP

New York Mayor Eric Adams indicted in illegal campaign donations probe

Leader of largest US city accused of co-ordinating funds and bribes by an unnamed Turkish official

September 26, 2024

Trucks loaded with humanitarian aid from the UAE and USAID before arriving on the beach on the Gaza Strip. US Army via AP

Two US agencies warned Blinken of Israel blocking US aid, report says

ProPublica documents show government assessments shared with Secretary of State before he rejected them

September 24, 2024

A mural in Washington depicts Mahsa Amini, whose death sparked mass protests in Iran. Joshua Longmore / The National

US announces new Iran sanctions over 'human rights abuses'

International community is trying to maintain pressure on Tehran over repression of protests after death of Mahsa Amini in 2022

September 18, 2024

Ryan Wesley Routh, suspected of attempting to assassinate Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at his West Palm Beach golf course, is held by two deputies after his arrest. Reuters

Trump assassination suspect charged with federal gun crimes

'Thank God the president is OK,' President Joe Biden says in response to foiled attack

September 16, 2024

A child receives prescription glasses on World Sight Day in Texas. This year, a bill was introduced in Congress that called for mandatory eye checks for young children. AP

How a US doctor used an award from the UAE to make major strides in paediatric eye care

Award helped fund creation of gadget that detects eyesight problems in children

September 10, 2024

Meta's Oversight Board said that 'from the river to the sea' did not violate its discriminatory content policies. PA

'From the river to the sea': Pro-Palestine slogan isn't hate speech, Meta board rules

Independent oversight body says posts using phrase did not 'attack a concept or institution associated with a protected characteristic that could lead to imminent violence'

September 04, 2024