Areeba Shah is a staff writer whose work focuses on legal and political issues in the United States. Her articles have been featured in Truthout, Salon Media Group, Inc., Our Community Now, and Yahoo News. Areeba's expertise lies in analyzing legal claims, political developments, and their impact on democracy and justice.
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Areeba Shah's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy, government and politics in the United States. She regularly features expert commentary and analyzes government announcements related to high-profile political figures such as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, the Supreme Court, and right-wing influencers.
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By: Areeba Shah
Allen Weisselberg may be discussing perjury plea with Manhattan prosecutors — and that's bad news for Trump
By: Areeba Shah
“My greatest fear is that we're going to see some very real, ugly violence,” expert warns.
By: Areeba Shah
"Trump should have thought of all of this before he did what he did,” professor says
By: Areeba Shah
Supreme Court must weigh "havoc" Trump is causing against the need for "speedy justice," says legal expert
By: Areeba Shah
Trump Jr., Libs of TikTok use Texas megachurch shooting to spin a debunked narrative demonizing transgender people
By: Areeba Shah
The question presented in SCOTUS order was “clearly heavily negotiated” among the justices, Norm Eisen says
Scholar worries Trump could “very easily endanger the lives of individuals in the intelligence apparatus.”
By: Areeba Shah
Conservative majority “went off on a gratuitous tangent” and left open as many problems as it resolved, experts say
By: Areeba Shah
The attorneys could also face “suspension or disbarment,” but the prosecutors would have to prove they knew
By: Areeba Shah
This "could result in 20,000 new seriously mentally ill individuals being able to buy guns each year," Dem says
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