Drew Harwell is a reporter at The Washington Post. He covers themes related to energy, mining, and security, often focusing on law enforcement agencies and public safety. Drew's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Boston Globe, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Drew Harwell's coverage revolves around technology, particularly data privacy and government surveillance. His articles also touch on the intersection of tech and politics. To effectively reach out to him, provide insights from experts in data privacy law or technology policy who can comment on the legal and societal implications of these evolving stories. Drew seems focused on U.S.-based issues, so pitches should align with this focus.
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Once a prominent pro-Trump provocateur, Ashley St. Clair now claims to expose how top MAGA creators coordinate messaging and turn political outrage into profit.
By Few MAGA influencers were as committed to the digital cause as Ashley St. Clair.
By: Drew Harwell
Ben Palmer, a stand-up comic in Nashville, has built a following online with his signature style of elaborate deadpan pranks, stumbling his way onto court TV shows and pyramid-scheme calls to poke fun
By: Drew Harwell
Once ascendant in right-wing media, the “anti-woke” company now faces contentious layoffs, ideological battles and dwindling relevance online.
Drew Harwell The conservative media company Daily Wire was once a star of the MAGA digital universe, dominating social media feeds and
The conservative media company Daily Wire was once a star of the MAGA digital universe, dominating social media feeds and podcast apps with a blend of “ anti-woke ” commentary, viral Facebook posts and culture-war stunts.
By: Drew Harwell
Tom Steyer’s California gubernatorial campaign has paid thousands of dollars to influencers, some of whom did not disclose the payouts. State election regulators are investigating.
By: Drew Harwell
Authorities say two teens behind the deadly shooting were inspired by extremist online content, including the 2019 massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand.
The videos so frequently cite one another that they’ve raised fears from extremism experts that they could motivate copycats.
By: Drew Harwell
The video begins like many others that erupt into mass violence: a young man in a car, holding a gun.
