Elizabeth Trovall is a reporter with a focus on national news, particularly in the United States. Her work can be found in Marketplace by APM, as well as in publications such as the Houston Chronicle and Texas Public Radio. Elizabeth covers a wide range of topics including trade, the economy, retail, and employment.
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Elizabeth Trovall's coverage primarily focuses on national economic and political issues in the United States. She often references data, government announcements, and breaking news to support her reporting. Given her focus on economics, business, and politics, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide expert analysis or insights related to economic trends, retail industry developments, employment issues (such as part-time work), trade policies or infrastructure projects within the US.
Given the prevalence of data cited in her articles, sources with access to relevant statistics or those who can interpret complex economic indicators may capture Elizabeth's attention. Additionally, experts with a deep understanding of local economies across rural and urban areas might also find success when reaching out for potential collaboration.
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By: Elizabeth Trovall
Federal authorities are expecting a national shortage of thousands of OB-GYNs by 2030, and there is new evidence that a ban on most abortions in
By: Elizabeth Trovall
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By: Elizabeth Trovall
The drilling byproduct could power future electric vehicles and expand the U.S. role in clean energy. Extraction methods are in development.
By: Elizabeth Trovall
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By: Elizabeth Trovall
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By: Elizabeth Trovall
Americans have trillions in household debt. But an uptick in personal disposable income has left more people able to pay.
Roughly half of international students are from China or India, and many are grad students or recent graduates permitted to work on a student visa.
The labor market got a little weaker for recent college graduates in the third quarter of 2024, according to new data from the New York Fed . College
By: Elizabeth Trovall
Seventy-seven percent of Americans prefer to buy holiday gifts that are made in America , according to new survey data by Alliance for American Manufacturing and Morning Consult.
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