
Justin Klawans, The Week US
Justin Klawans has worked as a staff writer at The Week since 2022. He began his career covering local news before joining Newsweek as a breaking news reporter, where he wrote about politics, national and global affairs, business, crime, sports, film, television and a variety of general news. He has also covered film, television and entertainment news as a freelancer for Collider and United Press International. He has helmed live-blog coverage of the war in Ukraine, interviewed the courtroom artist for the Ghislaine Maxwell trial and once received a single-word statement from director Spike Lee. His reporting has been cited in a variety of outlets including "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."
Based in Chicago, he is a big hockey fan and has previously covered NHL analysis and the Chicago Blackhawks for Fansided.
Latest articles by Justin Klawans, The Week US
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Wagner Group stops armed rebellion toward Moscow
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How the cruise industry is pivoting to sustainability
Under The Radar Cruise ships are notoriously bad for the environment, but this might be changing
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Pennsylvania governor says collapsed I-95 will reopen within 2 weeks
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Controversy-stricken SeaWorld opens first park outside of United States
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At least 40 killed in rebel attack on Ugandan school
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World leaders who have been charged or imprisoned
The Explainer Heads of state being put behind bars is not a rare occurrence
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Pulitzer Prize-winning author Cormac McCarthy dies at 89
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Do drugmakers have a constitutional right to set their own prices?
Talking Point Merck thinks so and is suing the U.S. government over it
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Ex-Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon arrested in financial probe
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US confirms China has been spying from Cuban base
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Ted Kaczynski, America's infamous 'Unabomber,' dies at 81
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Boris Johnson shocks UK by resigning from Parliament
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How safe is America's drinking water?
In Depth There are still millions of Americans without access to clean tap water
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Why the PGA Tour is merging with LIV Golf
The Explainer The groups are controversially coming together after a rocky relationship
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Why does India have so many train crashes?
Today's Big Question The deadly Odisha crash is the latest in a string of rail accidents in the country
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Iran claims to have built its first hypersonic missile
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Why some workplaces still use old technology
The Explainer What are the reasons some offices are stuck in the past?
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Robert Hanssen, ex-FBI agent who became Russian spy, dies at 79
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Spotify laying off 200 employees in second round of job cuts this year
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Thousands march for democracy in Poland
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YouTube to stop deleting false claims about 2020 election
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More than 260 killed and 900 injured in Indian train crash
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How different companies have handled backlash against their LGBTQ+ initiatives
Under The Radar Some brands have backed away from inclusive initiatives, fearful of conservative backlash, while others have stood their ground
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Should there be a legal obligation to act as a good Samaritan?
Talking Point The moral and political maze of helping strangers in need
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