Enterprise Editor/Senior Staff Writer
Chris Hippensteel is an Enterprise Editor and Senior Staff Writer for The Daily Beast and Times Union. With a focus on national news in the United States, Chris covers a wide range of topics including law enforcement, sports, politics, and social issues. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK.
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By: Chris Hippensteel
Olga Kharlan was disqualified from a major fencing event after she blew off a mandatory handshake with her defeated Russian opponent.
The gym chain tossed Christopher Pohlhaus, the leader of neo-Nazi group “Blood Tribe,” after he reportedly weirded other members out.
The girl was in the water near her family when their boat accelerated, severing her leg.
By: Chris Hippensteel
Reza Tsaghati was removed from his job promoting conservative Islamic values after the unverified sex tape began circulatin
A group of businesses, trade associations and labor unions filed a federal lawsuit...
By: Chris Hippensteel
Migrants, mostly from Mexico, are increasingly entering the U.S. across New York’s border with Canada. Authorities suspect smugglers and organized crime are driving the shift.
Hudson Valley Rep. Pat Ryan thinks Congress should reconsider the decades-old law that shaped the sports broadcasting landscape.
Residents who live along the U.S.-Canada land border say the increase in migrant traffic has been unprecedented.
By: Chris Hippensteel
By CHRIS HIPPENSTEEL Times Union, Albany Updated
According to a new complaint in Aja Evans' lawsuit, USA Bobsled and Skeleton officials brushed off another female bobsledder's safety concerns about Jon Wilhelm
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