Edith Olmsted is an associate writer at The New Republic. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and health and wellness, with a focus on elections, public policy, and current affairs. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance Singapore, The Daily Beast, and Editor & Publisher Magazine.
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Edith Olmstead's coverage primarily focuses on domestic government and politics, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. Given this focus, experts who can provide commentary or analysis on ongoing political developments in the United States may be most effective when reaching out to her.
Her interest in breaking news suggests that sources able to provide timely updates or exclusive insights into unfolding events related to crime, politics, or legal regulations could also be of interest.
Topics such as international relations are covered infrequently by Edith. However, given her substantial coverage of government and politics within the U.S., pitches should align closely with these themes.
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Donald Trump’s lawyers did not refute the allegation.
Donald Trump’s latest press secretary has her last day in office.
Donald Trump continues to focus on himself, even as his popularity tanks.
By: Edith Olmsted
Donald Trump has pulled his dumbest move yet.
The governor of Wyoming said the officials’ behavior was “irregular.”
So long Karoline Leavitt, we hardly knew ye—and what we did know, we didn't like.
Donald Trump is apparently fixated on proving the late star was a fan of his.
By: Edith Olmsted
An anonymous Defense Department employee has created a database to track Americans based on their political affiliation.
Even cattle ranchers are shocked by the suggestion to just skip facilities inspected by the FDA.
Trump desperately tried to get a reaction from the audience, which refused to cheer or laugh at anything he said.
