Bruna Horvath is the Deputy News Editor for Washington Square News, focusing on local news in New York City. With a passion for investigative reporting and community journalism, Bruna covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural events that impact the NYU community and the city at large.
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Bruna's coverage centers on local government and politics, particularly within the context of New York City. She also covers cultural and societal topics related to events, student activism, and university-related news.
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By: Bruna Horvath
FEMA has been dealing with conspiracy theorists since shortly after the agency was created.
By: Ben Goggin, Bruna Horvath
One video shared by Musk and America PAC was created by a user who had previously shared what appeared to be neo-Nazi imagery.
By: Bruna Horvath, Ben Goggin Tue
Bruna Horvath and Ben Goggin · 4 min read With Election Day on the horizon, Elon Musk is leaning into violent and vulgar rhetoric.
By: David Ingram, Alexandra Marquez, Ben Kamisar, Bruna Horvath
NBC News analyzed state voter rolls to identify the party affiliations of the Musk prize winners. A pattern was clear.
The outcome of the presidential election was the most popular wager, but betting on the results in swing states also brought in hundreds of millions of dollars.
Some parents have expressed concern that students couldn't communicate in case of emergency.
By: Bruna Horvath
Fuentes is known for espousing white supremacist and antisemitic ideology.
Conspiracy theories that the election was miscounted, hacked and stolen have spread in some left-leaning online communities.
The video was meant to pay homage to a classic 1995 Coca-Cola commercial.
By: Kevin Collier, Bruna Horvath
NBC News counted at least 27 stores across the East Coast that appeared to be affected, according to online posts and other reporting.
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