Brittany Shammas is a reporter at The Washington Post. She covers a variety of topics including pets, veterinary issues, and cultural movements, drawing on her previous experiences at the Miami New Times and the South Florida Sun Sentinel. Brittany's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, The Seattle Times, and The Boston Globe.
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Brittany Shammas focuses on breaking news and evolving stories, particularly within crime, government & politics. She seems to be interested in uncovering and reporting on events as they develop.
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Although theme nights celebrating Italian heritage and women's empowerment are on the schedule, "Out at the Open" is gone.
No word yet on what the senator was doing on our fair shores. March 31, 2026
By: Brittany Shammas
"Should feature only books that Trump has actually read."
Commercial flights between the U.S. and Venezuela have been suspended since 2019. April 9, 2026
By: Brittany Shammas
George Poncy is representing himself in a lawsuit over Palm Beach International's new name.
"DELUSIONAL," one reader wrote. April 22, 2026 When private pilot George W.
By: Brittany Shammas, Alex DeLuca
Alekandra Vasilevna Mendoza claims Braden Peters offered to help her become "the female face for looksmaxxing."
By: Brittany Shammas
Yes, it's real. May 1, 2026 Aldo Hafez was relaxing on the balcony of his downtown Fort Lauderdale apartment, eating a SpongeBob popsicle while taking in the view of the New River.
By: Brittany Shammas
"Hungry dogs run faster," Brown said, quoting Jason Kelce. May 4, 2026
"Facing a judge looking like this was a bigger punishment for him" May 25, 2026
