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Yana Mulder is a highly skilled journalist with a robust background in television. Mulder holds a master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University. Additionally, she is a native Russian speaker and boasts experience as a news reporter and podcast host in Russia, proving she can handle both borscht and breaking news with equal finesse.
Column Writing
"Superman in a Freightliner" by Yana Mulder, November 16, 2021, recounts a chance encounter with Jody Johnson, a trucker who defies the industry's challenges with unyielding optimism.
A vivid portrayal of the clash between the Toronto Raptors and the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. Amidst the electric atmosphere, celebrity sightings, and game dynamics, Yana Mulder captures the essence of the matchup, highlighting the past, present, and the unique fan experiences that define the world of basketball.
The article draws parallels between Putin's domestic policies and his international actions, particularly regarding Ukraine.
General Assignment Reporting
This article profiles Amanda Breen, a 30-year-old former dancer who experienced severe neurological symptoms after contracting COVID-19. Amanda's alarming symptoms, including tremors and feelings of levitation, were initially mistaken for an earthquake by her mother, Christina. The piece explores the challenges and gaps in understanding and treatment of post-acute COVID-19, or "long COVID," with insights from medical professionals.
New information has surfaced in a double burglary case in Flushing, Queens, where $40,000 was stolen from a furniture store.
Featuring firsthand accounts from rescuers, the piece delves into the challenges faced by shelters, the health issues affecting the cats, and the measures being taken to manage the situation.
Covering Health Care
This article provides a comprehensive insight into Montefiore Health System, a dominant healthcare provider in the Bronx and Westchester County. Through interviews with resident surgeon Francisco Alvarado and analyses of various incidents, it sheds light on systemic problems with patient care, lack of safety compliance, and managerial lapses in the organization. Montefiore's growth into a colossal business conglomerate and financial trends are also detailed, juxtaposed with accounts of...
This article explores the complexities and challenges of COVID-19 testing in New York City following a federal funding freeze. Amidst the proliferation of testing companies, concerns over reliability, false advertising, and exorbitant costs have arisen. The piece delves into the specific actions of the Office of the Attorney General against companies misrepresenting their services and concludes with a reflective note on the ongoing struggle for transparency and integrity in testing during a...
New CDC study reveals a dramatic increase in childhood obesity during the pandemic, shedding light on a growing national health concern.
Writing for Social Media
Discover the future of New York City as it grapples with an alarming reality: it is sinking. In this revealing exploration, the latest research from the US Geological Survey unveils the profound impact of climate change and human activity on one of the world's most iconic cities.
Allergy Season in the City, a Growing Nuisance in the Age of Climate Change.
Are we on the cusp of an empathy revolution led by AI? This riveting exploration dives into the cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence, mental health, and the enduring human spirit.
Writing for TV
The story describes the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on New York City and the United States as a whole. It touches on issues such as the political divide over wearing masks, the strain on healthcare systems, the economic effects of shutdowns, and the race for a vaccine.
The S&P500 stock index has reached an all-time high, despite the US economy suffering from record-high food prices and job losses caused by the pandemic and the Trump administration's trade war against China. The trade war has led to scarcity and price increases for American consumers, while two major Chinese manufacturing plants that were planned to be built in the US will now be built in Mexico, depriving the country of thousands of jobs. Despite this, the Federal Reserve has used $1.8...
People who were inside the Twin Towers in New York City at the time of the 9/11 attacks revealed details of that terrible day and how their lives changed after. U.S. President Joe Biden has declared Sept. 10-12 as Memorial Days for the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
A story on the nature of QAnon for breaking news
GAZ Group will create an unmanned vehicle. At least, the concern has asked the government to include them in the list of companies for state support for such developments. KAMAZ announced the driverless truck project back in February and they plan to complete its tests and present the prototype to the public in the next few weeks. In the US, the robot truck even shared a public road in May for testing.
A story on the 2015 FIA Cross Country Rally World Cup: Northern Forrest for breaking news
Russia will create the first international center for countering pandemics. What other work on errors awaits the global health system?
Comedy
Covering Hotelier Business