Emma Hurt is a reporter based in New Orleans, Louisiana, focusing on local news and issues. She has written for Axios, Editor & Publisher Magazine, Yahoo News, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Emma's articles cover a range of topics, including politics, social issues, and human interest stories.
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Emma's coverage primarily focuses on local and regional politics, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-driven articles. She has a special interest in topics related to Georgia politics and the city of New Orleans.
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By: Emma Hurt, Alex Fitzpatrick, Kavya Beheraj
Iowa has not had a widespread culture of electric vehicle adoption.
The Canadian wildfires lead to some of the worst air pollution in city history.
The lake describes itself as the "world's largest Zamboni-groomed outdoor ice rink."
Biden's early support for Israel's assault in Gaza was a tipping point for many voters.
While President Biden swept Democratic primaries on Super Tuesday , he faced an unusual contender: the "uncommitted" vote.
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By: Chelsea Brasted, Emma Hurt, Sareen Habeshian
More rules go into effect Oct. 1.
An Axios reporter scored a coveted ticket via Casa Bonita's lottery system. Here's what it was like inside the restaurant.
By: Emma Hurt, Torey Van Oot
The Minnesota governor told the story for the first time during an exchange in Tuesday's debate about gun policy.
In the 2024 election, both presidential campaigns have zeroed in on the same seven swing states they believe give them the most viable path to victory.
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