Diego Mendoza is a Breaking News Reporter who has written for various publications including Semafor, Newswav, and Yahoo Finance. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, WUSA-TV, Knowledia, and ArchDaily. Diego covers a wide range of topics including international conflicts, political developments, technology, and business news.
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Diego's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics, world affairs, and international relations with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Considering his interest in these topics, he would likely be interested in insights from experts who can provide analysis and commentary on recent geopolitical developments, particularly those related to China, the Middle East, border issues or other pressing international matters.
Given Diego's focus on evolving stories and breaking news in government and world affairs, sources with real-time access to information or those directly involved in unfolding events may catch his attention. He seems especially keen on legal policy regulation as well.
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The person’s hospitalization marks a first in the course of the country’s current outbreak of the disease.
The News A Georgia appeals court disqualified Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting US President-elect Donald Trump's state election interference case.
By: Tom Chivers, Paige Bruton, Diego Mendoza
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With just weeks before US President-elect Donald Trump is sworn in for a second term, governments worldwide are scrambling to prepare their economies for a slew of expected protectionist trade measures.
The News Around half of the world's population — some 4 billion people — headed to the polls in 2024, marking one of the most democratically active years in history.
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