Annie Linskey is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, with a focus on multinational issues in the United States. Her work has also been featured in publications such as The Washington Post, Anchorage Daily News, The Philadelphia Tribune, and MarketWatch. Annie covers a range of topics including politics, international relations, and legal matters, providing insightful analysis and reporting on current events.
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Annie Linskey's coverage predominantly focuses on politics, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. Given this focus, she is likely to be receptive to pitches offering unique insights or expert commentary related to political developments, especially those concerning the Biden administration, Supreme Court decisions, Hunter Biden, and international relations.
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By: Annie Linskey
Vice President Kamala Harris Friday criticized her Republican opponent Donald Trump over comments he made Thursday comparing the country to a “garbage can.” “It's just another example of how he really belittles our country,” said Harris in Houston, where she is scheduled to [hold a rally with Beyon
By: Annie Linskey
MADISON, Wis.—“It’s good to be back in Madison. It’s good to be back.” That’s how Vice President Kamala Harris started her rally here Wednesday, leani
By: Annie Linskey
Vice President Kamala Harris starts a seven-state tour Thursday, planning to touch all of the swing states between now and Election Day. Her tour begins today with stops in Arizona and Nevada. On Friday, she will be back in Wisconsin for two events including a rally in Milwaukee. On Saturday, Harri
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said Saturday that, if re-elected, Donald Trump would advise local governments to stop adding fluoride to public water systems, citing unproven health concerns about the substance. It is frequently added in small amounts to water to prevent tooth decay. Fluoridated water redu
House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) responded Tuesday to controversial comments made by Donald Trump in recent days that he will protect women “whether they like it or not.” “That’s not what you say about women,” said Pelosi, speaking Tuesday evening on PBS News Hour. “I consider that v
By: Ken Thomasm, Annie Linskey
On a shortened timeline, her campaign misread an electorate that was more wound up about inflation and immigration than about Donald Trump's character.
The election results tarnish President Biden’s legacy, revealing that his agenda didn’t resonate with voters, and repudiating his efforts to unify the country.
By: Samantha Pearson, Annie Linskey
His valedictory visit to South America marks an end to an era as other leaders look ahead to a Trump presidency.
By: Annie Linskey, Ryan Barber, Ken Thomas
The timing of Hunter Biden's pardon has political drawbacks for Democrats, but benefits the Bidens as court proceedings loom.
By: Rebecca Ballhaus, Siobhan Hughes, Annie Linskey, Emily Glazer
Aides kept meetings short and controlled access, top advisers acted as go-betweens and public interactions became more scripted. The administration denied Biden has declined.
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