Betsy Reed is an Editor at GuardianUS, with a rich background that includes past roles at The Intercept and The Nation. She focuses on topics such as deep learning and MLOps, exploring the intersection of technology and society. Her work has been featured in PerishableNews.com, Forbes, The Guardian, and The Intercept.
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Betsy Reed's coverage is exclusively focused on politics, particularly government announcements. Her articles revolve around whistleblowing, journalism, government transparency, political scandals and specific issues in countries such as Iran and Brazil.
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By: Betsy Reed
Today, we launch our year-end fundraising campaign: our most important appeal of the year, crucial for helping keep us properly funded in 2026 as we face an administration that is using its might to silence independent reporting. Please help today if you are able
By: Betsy Reed
Today is Giving Tuesday, the most important fundraising day of our year. What we raise in these 24 hours helps determine the resources we have available to us in 2026. Can you support us?
The alleged whistleblower faces up to 50 years in prison. No one has ever been held accountable for killing civilians in drone strikes.
Reality Winner’s courage and sacrifice for the good of her country should be honored, not punished.
By: Zoe Hitch, Lucy Hough, Bryony Moore, Ryan Ramgobin, Betsy Reed
Melania Trump’s surprise speech has put Jeffrey Epstein back on the political agenda at an already difficult time for her husband, whose ceasefire agreement with Iran appears to be at risk of falling apart. Lucy Hough speaks to Guardian US editor Betsy Reed
Melania Trump’s surprise speech has put Jeffrey Epstein back on the political agenda at an already difficult time for her husband, whose ceasefire agreement with Iran appears to be at risk of falling apart, while US lawmakers are raising the alarm over his mental stability.
