Gabriella Borter is a U.S. National Correspondent at Reuters. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and social issues, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news, as well as legislation and legal affairs. Gabriella's work has been featured in numerous prominent outlets, including Yahoo News, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Globe and Mail.
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Gabriella Borter's coverage primarily focuses on local crime and government & politics, with a strong emphasis on evolving and breaking news stories. Based on this, she would likely be responsive to pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, political developments at the local or national level, as well as unfolding incidents of public interest in her geographic focus.
Given the nature of her articles and their titles that indicate updates or new information emerging from existing news items, she may be particularly interested in sources who can provide real-time updates or expert analysis on developing situations. Additionally, given her specific geographic focus in Lewiston and Maine more broadly, localized angles within larger national stories could also pique her interest.
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By: Gabriella Borter
By: Gabriella Borter
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says some North Koreans are being killed by their own men to avoid capture.
By: Gabriella Borter, Heather Timmons
The top U.S. ethics official charged with preventing government workers' conflicts of interest is about to take the hotseat in Washington, as President-elect Donald Trump's new Cabinet and other appointees declare their financial assets and prepare for their new jobs.
By: Gabriella Borter, Chizu Nomiyama
The current resilience of the U.S. oil market was key to the White House’s decision to impose significant sanctions on Russia’s energy sector on Friday, a spokesperson for the Biden administration said.
By: Gabriella Borter, Andrew Goudsward
With 30 miles (48 km) of tall black temporary fencing, 25,000 law enforcement officers and security checkpoints set up to process hundreds of thousands of spectators, Washington is braced for President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration next week.
By: Gabriella Borter, Stephanie Kelly, Allende Miglietta
Caroline Waterman, a 59-year-old artist in Charlotte, North Carolina, joined her local 'Women's March' the day after Donald Trump's inauguration in 2017 and found a political home, becoming a poll greeter and taking on responsibility for canvassing on behalf of local Democrats.
By: Gabriella Borter
Protests were largely peaceful amid heightened security as police cars drove nearby
By: Gabriella Borter, David Morgan, Joseph Ax, Jeff Mason
By: Gabriella Borter, Andy Sullivan, David Morgan, Tim Reid
President Donald Trump has outlined a series of bold executive orders to expand US territory, curb immigration and...
By: David Morgan, Tim Reid, Andy Sullivan, Gabriella Borter
An emboldened Donald Trump has declared that "America's decline is over" as he reclaimed the US presidency, promising a crackdown on illegal immigration and portraying himself as a savior chosen by God to rescue a faltering nation.
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