Daniella Diaz is a Congressional reporter at NOTUSreports. She covers a range of topics including elections, politics, public policy, and government, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in Latin America. Daniella's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CNN, POLITICO, and Yahoo News.
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A significant number of House members have been running for statewide office instead of reelection. A lot of them are losing.
Soup kitchen? Tear down? Rebuild? If the ballroom finishes, the next White House occupant will have choices to make.
By: Daniella Diaz, Elena Schneider
The two New York progressives are backing different candidates, signalling different political aims.
By: Daniella Diaz, Oriana González Notus, Kadia Goba Notus, Igor Bobic
Lo que el Congreso imaginó como una celebración nacional capaz de unir a los estadounidenses en torno a los principios fundacionales, los valores
A group of Democrats is writing policy proposals intended to become a governing blueprint if the party wins back the White House.
By: Daniella Diaz, Elena Schneider
The Michigan Senate primary is turning personal. “I think that we should bring the conversation back to the more substantive issues,” said an El-Sayed backer.
Brad Lander backed his New York colleague but warned that “voters are fed up with the status quo.”
By: Daniella Diaz
Search turned up tablets that tested presumptively positive as cocaine and fentanyl, court records state.
Both parties are fighting over a handful of Latino-majority districts across five states.
Eight decades after the Nazis fell, the AfD is poised to win a leadership role that could forever alter governing in the European country.
