Cheyanne M. Daniels is a Reporter at POLITICO. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, international affairs, and current events, with a focus on geopolitics and public policy. Cheyanne's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WATE 6 On Your Side, The Herald, and FOX31 Denver KDVR.
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Cheyanne M. Daniels' coverage focuses predominantly on government and politics, with an emphasis on issues related to justice, civil rights, legislation, racial injustice, and public policy in the United States. Given this focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches that offer expert analysis or firsthand accounts related to these themes.
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By: Cheyanne M. Daniels
In a heated interview with Dana Bash, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. attacked Anthony Fauci and the media.
By: Cheyanne M. Daniels
The Louisiana Republican said he'd rather risk higher energy prices for Americans than make a bad deal.
The representative was taken to a nearby hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.
The rematch between Rep. Wesley Bell and Cori Bush puts the U.S.-Israel relationship under scrutiny.
By: Cheyanne M. Daniels
Democrats’ stance on Israel takes center stage in Bush-Bell rematch in St. Louis - Cheyanne M. Daniels
It's the second time she broke with the Dem leader over endorsements.
It's a significant win for the pro-Israel lobby, which spent millions to boost Bell in Missouri's 1st District.
Sen. Thom Tillis' forthcoming book explores a group of “grifting sycophants and useful idiots” surrounding President Donald Trump.
The 84-year-old senator said that while he has been discharged, he is not yet returning to Washington.
By: Cheyanne M. Daniels
“The people most affected by this legislation have not been meaningfully included in shaping it,” CBC Chair Yvette Clarke said in a statement.
