Opinion | What’s next for Kamala Harris and meeting the press?
Don’t be surprised if she focuses on giving interviews to local news about regional issues instead of talking big-picture issues with major networks
Don’t be surprised if she focuses on giving interviews to local news about regional issues instead of talking big-picture issues with major networks
5 years after its publication, the Pulitzer Prize and Genius grant winner reflects on the landmark project and looks toward what’s next
Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood is perp-walking and posting mugshots of children as a publicity stunt. Good on reporters for mostly ignoring it.
As a Gen Z journalist, I was used to and comfortable with the virtual space, unaware of all that can be lost in it. My internship changed that.
Harris touched on misinformation about Haitian immigrants, the economy and health care. PolitiFact fact-checked several of her claims.
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TheGrio’s Gerren Keith Gaynor, Politico’s Eugene Daniels and WHYY’s Tonya Mosley will interview the Democratic presidential nominee at 2:30 pm Eastern
Especially when the nation is completely on edge and the people you tweeted about are already facing death threats.
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