Sebastian Rotella

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Sebastian Rotella is a senior reporter for ProPublica. A former correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, based in Europe, he's the author of Triple Crossing and The Convert's Song.

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Warren Olney talks about the globalization of America’s right-wing extremists with ProPublica’s Sebastian Rotella and American University professor Carolyn Gallaher.

Right-wing US terrorists go global as Janet Yellen copes with climate crisis

Warren Olney talks about the globalization of America’s right-wing extremists with ProPublica’s Sebastian Rotella and American University professor Carolyn Gallaher.

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Police in Barcelona say at least 13 people have died and the  Associated Press  reports 80 more were injured today after a speeding van plowed into crowds on Las Ramblas — a tourist…

Terror van mows down a crowd in Barcelona

Police in Barcelona say at least 13 people have died and the Associated Press reports 80 more were injured today after a speeding van plowed into crowds on Las Ramblas — a tourist…

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