Daniel Terrill is a freelance journalist who writes for Outdoors.com and TravelAwaits. His work has also been featured in Task & Purpose. Daniel covers a wide range of topics, including outdoor activities, travel, aviation, and current events. He brings a unique perspective and a passion for storytelling to his articles.
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Daniel Terrill's coverage spans a range of themes, including travel & tourism, entertainment news, and government & politics. He frequently cites data and covers government announcements, indicating an interest in statistics-based insights and official statements.
For pitches to Daniel, consider offering unique perspectives on the latest trends or developments within the aviation industry, travel sector (including impact analysis), accident investigations (with credible sources providing expert insights), and updates regarding tourist destinations. Furthermore, given his focus on entertainment news as well as government and politics topics related to these areas could also be of relevance.
While there is no specific geographic focus indicated for Daniel's coverage attributes suggest that he may be interested in both domestic and international stories within the mentioned topics.
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With the backing of the gun industry, Republican senators filed the SHUSH Act to eliminate the “excessive regulation of firearm suppressors.”
By: Daniel Terrill
Although Turkish shooter Yusuf Dikec didn’t take home gold, he’s been the talk of the town after his silver-medal performance.
An Alaskan wildlife photographer captured the moment a grizzly bear fight broke out over, of all things, a dead fish.
In the video, two Rams head butting on a golf course creates noise sounding like gunfire as it echoes in the valley.
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service will reimburse hunters for using lead-free ammo on certain federal lands this upcoming fall hunting season.
By: Daniel Terrill
The New Hampshire-based company Lethal Eye admitted to illegally selling silencers and agreed to pay a $260,000 fine.
Witnesses described the incident as a "horrific massacre" as the Jeep driver intentionally ran over a flock of seagulls.
By: Daniel Terrill
In addition to an assortment of amenities, the compound contains 500 acres of fenced-in hunting grounds stocked with red stag and white tail.
According to the study published in Nature Communications, researchers found the COVID virus in six animals commonly seen in backyards
By: James Cascone, Vanessa Matthijssen, Daniel Terrill, Pradeep Philip, Randy Jagt
Feeding the world, sustainably, while lifting people out of undernourishment, is the Turning Point that is the focus of this Deloitte report.
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