Edith Olmsted is an associate writer for The New Republic. She specializes in government and politics, world affairs, and business and economics, covering themes such as conflict, current affairs, and international relations. Edith's work has been featured in prominent outlets including 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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The Kennedy Center has paused its free tours program for the first time in 50 years old.
By: Edith Olmsted
A cyberattack hit Minnesota’s municipal water systems.
By: Edith Olmsted
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is firing back at Trump after he blamed Minnesota for the cyberattack it suffered.
By: Edith Olmsted
Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno doesn’t have a lot of thoughts on Representative Max Miller, who allegedly abused Moreno’s daughter—and granddaughter.
By: Edith Olmsted
The Department of Justice abruptly dropped the charges against former Olympian David Hearn.
By: Edith Olmsted
Governor Andy Beshear pointed out that McConnell’s prolonged absence is only hurting his own party.
By: Edith Olmsted
“It’s called TALENT, and I have it, and they don’t!” Donald Trump crowed.
A new report accused the agency of “abusing” its power for policing.
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Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is backing off threats to replace Senator Mitch McConnell, noting that the Republican's extended absence would hurt his party all the same.
