Cheyenne Haslett is a Policy Reporter at ABC News. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, government and politics, and general assignment news, with a focus on significant issues such as the Coronavirus and the Russia-Ukraine War. Her work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo News UK, ABC7 News Bay Area, and ABC Network News.
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Cheyenne Haslett's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements and citing data, particularly related to politics, government & politics, health, and education in the United States. She covers a wide range of topics including economy, education, antisemitism, COVID-19 and student loans.
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By: Luke Barr, Cheyenne Haslett
The Biden White House on Friday called "absolutely false" former President Donald Trump's claim the Federal Emergency Management Agency has given so much money to cities to deal with the influx of migrants that it has no funds left to deal with disasters.
By: Cheyenne Haslett, Brittany Shepherd
In the first and only face-to-face debate for the Arizona Senate race Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego and Republican former gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake traded jabs.
By: Anne Flaherty, Luis Martinez, Josh Margolin, Cheyenne Haslett, Matt Seyler
The Defense Department and the FBI are investigating what could be a significant intelligence breach about Israel's plans to strike Iran.
By: Elizabeth Schulze, Cheyenne Haslett
Kristin Gambardella called her abortion "a turning point" in her understanding of fertility care.
By: Cheyenne Haslett, Elizabeth Schulze Sun
Kristin and Dave Gambardella never expected the journey of growing their family to include an abortion procedure, but in summer 2023, the married couple nevertheless found themselves in a Planned Parenthood parking lot in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a seven-hour drive from their home in Tucson, Arizona.
By: Cheyenne Haslett, Elizabeth Schulze
The college financial aid application used by millions of American families is now officially open for the 2025-2026 school year.
Named to lead the nation’s sprawling Department of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has big ideas for busting public health policy norms.
By: Elizabeth Schulze, Cheyenne Haslett
Banking customers could save up to $5 billion per year on overdraft fees under a new rule finalized Thursday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
By: Cheyenne Haslett
During his last Hanukkah reception as president, Biden spoke of the Oct. 7 attack on Isreal and his commitment to get hostages home.
By: Hannah Demissie, Cheyenne Haslett, Ivan Pereira
"I don't know how you look your constituents in the eye and know because of the job they gave you, gave you an inside track to make more money," Biden said during an interview with the left-leaning non-profit news organization, A More Perfect Union. "I think we should be changing the law."
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