Chris D'Angelo is a reporter at HuffPost, based in Washington, D.C. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, climate change, and societal issues, often focusing on the intersection of these themes. Chris has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports UK, BuzzFeed, and other notable outlets.
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Chris D'Angelo's coverage focuses on politics, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and environmental conservation. His articles highlight scandals, conflicts of interest, and ethical considerations within these areas.
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By: Chris
Tim Sheehy, who made his fortune in aerial firefighting, has argued that "a lot" of wildland firefighters want to let infernos burn in order to rack up overtime pay.
By: Chris, Akbar Shahid Ahmed
"If Trump abandoned Taiwan, I wonder how he can make America great again," the island's deputy foreign minister told reporters.
The pro-Trump businessman and Minnesota transplant cruised to victory Tuesday following a campaign that became embroiled in controversy.
MAGA distanced itself from the authoritarian roadmap. After Trump's election victory, his allies are gloating that it was the plan all along.
· 1-min read President-elect DonaldTrump on Thursday announced North Dakota Gov.
Susie Wiles’ clients were “freaking out” when Trump won the White House in 2016. Now, she’ll be the White House gatekeeper.
When it comes to the public's ability to pry documents loose from federal agencies, Donald Trump's supporters accept nothing less than full disclosure
Federal agencies set a record for censoring and withholding documents sought through freedom-of-information requests in Trump's first term. Now it's likely to be much worse.
By: Chris D'Angelo
The case of Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, Colorado could have huge climate and environmental implications.
By: Alexander C. Kaufman, Chris
The outgoing administration upped U.S.climate ambitions, setting a new target to slash emissions more than 60% by 2035.
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