Amy Furr is a Writing Tutor with a focus on national news in the United States. She writes for Breitbart.tv and her work has also appeared in Hot Air and CauseACTION Clarion. Her articles cover a range of topics including crime, natural disasters, social issues, and political controversies.
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Amy's articles cover a wide range of breaking news and evolving stories, with a strong focus on crime-related topics. Given her emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, she may be particularly interested in pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations or significant developments in high-profile cases.
Considering the extensive coverage of crime-related themes, Amy is likely receptive to sources who can provide expert commentary on law enforcement practices, legal proceedings, victim advocacy, and related topics. Additionally, given her interest in government & politics as well as public health issues such as drug abuse and COVID-19 reporting by WHO, experts in these fields might also find success when pitching relevant insights.
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A fight erupted outside Citadel Outlets in Commerce, California, on Wednesday over what appears to be a parking spot.
By: Amy Furr
A hatchery in Monterey County, California, is taking a significant hit due to the bird flu infecting its animals.
By: Amy Furr
The man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is reportedly being showered with attention from admirers.
By: Amy Furr
A family in Utah County, Utah, got a huge surprise just in time for Christmas that was over a decade in the making.
By: Amy Furr
An Ohio woman who recently celebrated her 106th birthday with a shot of something strong is still bringing joy to all her loved ones.
The man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is reportedly being showered with attention from admirers. During his time at Huntingdon State Correctional Institute in Pennsylvania, 26-year-old Luigi Mangione apparently got over 140 messages from people that included his so-called “groupies,” the New York Post reported on Saturday. The Post said that according to corrections officials, the messages included emails, physical letters, and 163 deposits into an account so he could buy commissary items: (X) Mangione is accused of fatally shooting Thompson on December 4 outside the Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, per Breitbart News. The Post described some of the reported messages sent to the alleged killer:
By: Amy Furr
Democrat voters are more likely than Republicans to cut down on time spent with family members due to political differences, a post-election survey showed as the holidays ramp up.
By: Amy Furr
A 20-year-old man's $8,000 prosthetic leg was stolen from his car on December 8 in downtown Portland, Oregon.
By: Amy Furr
Officials launched an incredible rescue mission Thursday to save a hiker trapped in extremely deep snow in New Hampshire.
By: Amy Furr
A wide-eyed creature recently decided to give a family in Arlington, Virginia, a surprise Christmas visit.
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