New York, NY, USA
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Patricia Sabga has covered Wall Street to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. An award winning business journalist, current affairs correspondent and bestselling author, she specializes in distilling economic and geopolitical subjects into compelling narratives for general audiences. She applies this skill set across multiple platforms and story formats including video, articles, blogs, books and public speaking. Patricia produces, reports, scripts and presents both long-form video magazine stories and short-form analysis pieces, and has worked as a Correspondent for PBS NewsHour Weekend, Al Jazeera America, NBC News and CNN.
While a majority of voters in the UK voted to leave the EU, voters in Northern Ireland favored remaining, in part because of fears that Brexit could affect a peace agreement between Catholics and Protestants. NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Patricia Sabga reports.
At the cap and gown pub in Worcester, England, pints go hand in hand with politics. On tap -- the upcoming referendum where British voters will decide whether to stay in or leave the European Union.
Physical abuse is the recognized form of domestic violence. But there's another which is lesser known but no less insidious -- Economic Abuse --where an abuser binds their victims to them financially by denying them access to money and credit, and undermining their ability to make a living.
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