Akela Lacy is a politics reporter for Newswav and The Intercept, focusing on political news and events in the United States, specifically in Missouri and St. Louis. Her reporting covers a wide range of topics, including campaign finance, electoral politics, criminal justice, and government accountability.
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Akela Lacy’s coverage is heavily focused on legal policy and government announcements, with a particular emphasis on political developments. Given this focus, she would likely be most receptive to pitches from individuals closely involved in the political sphere or those who can provide expert commentary on legal and policymaking processes.
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“It was Jamaal and I this time,” said Rep. Cori Bush, who was ousted by AIPAC millions, “but who is it going to be in two years?”
By: Akela Lacy
The Uncommitted movement announced it wouldn’t be endorsing Kamala Harris for president over her failure to push for a new U.S. policy on the Gaza war.
One of Bell's last actions before taking Rep. Cori Bush's seat in Congress was to charge protesters arrested on the 10-year anniversary of the police killing of Michael Brown Jr.
By: Jonah Valdez, Akela Lacy
An email to faculty over the weekend instructed them to call security if students disrupt classes.
By: Shawn Musgrave, Akela Lacy
Butler County finally released 911 recordings of the chaotic aftermath of the Trump rally shooting after a lawsuit filed by The Intercept.
By: Akela Lacy
The students said police trained guns on them and refused to provide their names or badge numbers.
The Intercept followed AIPAC's money trail to reveal how its political spending impacts the balance of power in Congress.
The problem isn’t that cities like Reading are now Trump strongholds, but that Harris’s campaign gave few reasons for enthusiasm.
By: Akela Lacy
Students protesters against Israel’s was on Gaza say the “Palestine exception” means they are being treated more harshly than other groups.
By: Akela Lacy
After losses like Pamela Price's, criminal justice reformers are grappling with how to address voters' perceptions about public safety.
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