Tech and Politics
I am a contributing reporter for The Daily Dot's tech and politics section by day and an M.A. in Journalism candidate at NYU's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute by night. I specialize in well-sourced, data-driven stories about organized labor, business, tech policy, and more.
As a freelance journalist, I have authored articles for The Chief, InsuranceNewsNet, Nonprofit Quarterly, Deadspin, and These Football Times, and I interned for NBC at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Tech and Politics
Andrew Ferguson, President Donald Trump FTC chairman, appears more concerned with fighting wokeness than protecting consumers.
As the stock market tumbles and the Trump administration warns of economic turmoil, some right-wingers are cheering for a 'detox' recession.
Some conservative users believe liberals have infiltrated their main subreddit. Others say their fellow conservatives are being paranoid.
The FTC's new Bureau of Consumer Protection head ran a car loan business with a model accused of preying on consumers.
Confusion over an FBI community outreach event for seniors in Ohio draws complaints from liberals, cheers from Trump supporters.
One New York parent raised concerns after their student's school flagged their transit card for suspicious activity.
Democrats called Musk a hypocrite for bagging millions in federal contracts while attempting to slash government spending.
CoinBase CEO Brian Armstrong cheered the destruction of the CFPB. Consumers have filed 7,667 complaints against the company there.
The r/fednews channel on Reddit is a new haven for federal workers, accumulating 250,000 new followers since Donald Trump's election.
Tulsi Gabbard will likely be confirmed as Director of National Intelligence, but bettors think Bernie Sanders won't be one of her votes.