Allison Quinn is a journalist at Yahoo News. She covers general assignment news and world affairs, bringing a unique perspective shaped by her diverse experiences. Allison's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports UK, The Daily Beast, and New York Magazine.
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Allison Quinn's coverage focuses on evolving and breaking news stories, with a strong emphasis on crime, shootings, legal issues, international relations, accidents as well as government & politics. Her articles cover sensitive topics that require a high level of accuracy and attention to detail.
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Just when it seemed he'd pulled off a victory with a Democratic capitulation over the government shutdown, President Donald Trump finds himself back in the clutches of Jeffrey Epstein
The Harvard economist faced many controversies before the greatest one of all involving Jeffrey Epstein.
By: Allison Quinn
Leon Panetta says investigating Mark Kelly is a ‘sign of weakness.' When Leon Panetta sees what's happening at his old workplace, he can't help but feel a bit nervous.
By: Allison Quinn
Leon Panetta says investigating critics such as Mark Kelly is a ‘sign of weakness.’
The 79-year-old president is obsessing over the alliance even as he claims the U.S. “needs nothing” from them.
The 79-year-old president has yet to address the public on a U.S. service member being hunted in Iran.
By: Allison Quinn
“All of a sudden, I start hearing gunshots, in the hall, right near me,” the 78-year-old journalist told his colleagues.
Joanna Coles and Daily Beast executive editor Hugh Dougherty dive into a jaw-dropping investigation revealing the president's relentless late-night posting habits.
By: Allison Quinn, Mary Papenfuss
The president's much-talked-about ballroom now inexplicably could double as a hospital.
By: Allison Quinn
The secluded New Hampshire hideout has apparently been purchased, years after federal agents descended on it to capture her.
