Chantal Da Silva
Reporter
Chantal Da Silva is a Reporter at Newsweek focused on U.S. politics, immigration and rights issues. She is a Canadian-British journalist whose work has also been featured by The Independent, The i Newspaper, The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, The Globe and Mail and elsewhere. Chantal has an MA in Journalism from the University of Western Ontario.
Will Royal Baby Be a U.S. Citizen?
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's baby is due to arrive in spring 2019.
'Badass Grandmas' Vow to Fight Government Corruption
"We're not nearly as sweet—or happy—as we look."
Children Face Sexual Abuse At Greek Refugee Camp
Families at Greece's largest refugee camp are living in fear amid growing reports of sexual abuse of women and children.
Moria Refugee Camp Reaches Deadline for Closure
The largest refugee camp in Greece faced a crucial deadline this week to improve its conditions or face the threat of closure.
New Map Shows Candidates Fighting for Women's Rights
"So much is at stake in this country," the organization's founder and president told Newsweek. "And people are really paying attention to what's going on right now."
What 'Green Eggs and Ham' Can Teach About Consent
Dr. Seuss's much-loved book "Green Eggs and Ham" could have an important lesson in the #MeToo era.
'F*** Kavanaugh' Charity Lipstick Goes on Sale
"We thought a 'calm, cool and collected' shade would be fitting," Lipslut founder Katie Sones said.
Federal Judge Blocks US From Ending TPS Programs
“President Trump harbors an animus against non-white, non-European aliens which influenced his...decision to end the TPS designation,” U.S. District Judge Edward Chen said.
White House: FBI Doesn't Support Kavanaugh Claims
President Donald Trump reiterated his support of his Supreme Court pick, tweeting: "Wow, such enthusiasm and energy for Judge Brett Kavanaugh."
1,000 Law Professors Call On Senate to Reject Kavanaugh
Columbia Law School professor Bernard Harcourt said he and his peers signed the letter after discussions over Supreme Court nominee's "unprecedented and unfathomable" behavior.
Kavanaugh Described Himself, Friends as 'Loud Drunks'
A letter reportedly written by Brett Kavanaugh in 1983 makes multiple references to drinking.
Trump's Tax Dealings 'Clever,' Fox News Host Says
Fox News host Neil Cavuto said President Donald Trump's alleged tax schemes were "pretty clever" since they managed to have "out-dodged" the Internal Revenue Service.
Ford's Attorneys Say They Haven't Heard From FBI
Ford alleged that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in 1982.
850 Children Held in Border Patrol Cells Past Limit
The enforcement of the White House's family separation policy was "poorly coordinated," the Department of Homeland Security's watchdog has said.
Trump Ends Visas for Diplomats' Same-Sex Partners
Critics argue the policy could be dangerous for couples whose home countries have criminalized same-sex marriage.
Trump Supporter Corrects President's Pronunciation
The supporter looked sheepish, then covered her face with her placard.
Kavanaugh Accuser Can't Say for Sure He Spiked Drinks
The Supreme Court nominee was a "very mean drunk" in high school, Julie Swetnick said in her first televised interview about her allegations against Brett Kavanaugh.
Harvard Cancels Class Slated to Be Taught by Kavanaugh
Brett Kavanaugh's Harvard Law School course on the Supreme Court appears to have been canceled.
How Soon Will Trump Terminate NAFTA?
Canada has agreed to join in a trade deal with the U.S. and Mexico that will replace the 25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement.
Canada Agrees to New Trade Deal Replacing NAFTA
The Canadian government agreed on Sunday to sign the deal hours before a midnight deadline after more than a year of tense negotiations with the Trump administration.
Kanye West Calls 13th Amendment 'Slavery in Disguise'
Kanye West has struck out against the 13th Amendment, calling it "slavery in disguise."
Flake Wouldn't Call for FBI Probe if Up for Re-Election
"There's no value to reaching across the aisle," the Republican senator said.
James Comey: 'Small Lies Matter, Even About Yearbooks'
Former FBI Director James Comey warned that even "small lies matter" after Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
Will Moderate Republicans Vote for Kavanaugh?
Republican Senators Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Jeff Flake had yet to make up their minds on how to vote on Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination Thursday evening.
Helpline Sees Surge in Calls During Kavanaugh Hearing
The National Sexual Assault Hotline saw a 147 percent increase in calls as Christine Blasey Ford testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
Hillary Clinton Makes Surprise Cameo on 'Murphy Brown'
The former secretary of state interviews for a secretarial position in the first episode of the show's return to television.
Kimmel: Kavanaugh Testified 'Like A Frat Out Of Hell'
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh testified "like a frat out of hell," Jimmy Kimmel said on Thursday night.
Kimmel Calls Donald Trump Jr. ‘Dull-witted Canker Sore'
Jimmy Kimmel hit out at Donald Trump Jr. after the president’s son questioned Christine Blasey Ford’s fear of flying.
Why Anti-Kavanaugh Protesters Are Wearing Teal
Christine Blasey Ford isn't the first woman to accuse a Supreme Court nominee of sexual misconduct.
Trump Does Not Say If Kavanaugh Accusers Are 'Lying'
President Donald Trump accused Democrats of playing a "horrible con game" amid fresh allegations of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.