Gabrielle Gurley is a Senior Editor at The Prospect. She covers a diverse range of topics including climate, civil rights, elections, economic development, and infrastructure, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Gabrielle's work has been featured in Popular Resistance, The American Prospect, and RealClearMarkets.
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Gabrielle Gurley's articles primarily cover government and politics in the United States, with a focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements. She often cites data to support her coverage.
Given her focus, she would likely be interested in engaging with sources who can provide expert commentary or first-hand insights into topics such as climate change policies, social justice issues, voting rights legislation, transportation infrastructure developments, urban development initiatives, racial politics implications for public policy decisions among others related to government and politics in the US.
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State leaders’ opposition to Trump’s efforts to divide them made this year’s gathering uncommonly notable.
By: Gabrielle Gurley
Prime Minister Mark Carney has expressed support for and shunned participation in the Iran war, bringing a new dimension to already contentious USMCA review talks.
By: Gabrielle Gurley
After years of agonizing and expensive delays, Trump’s Transportation Department keeps holding up monies in service of the president’s vendetta with his fellow New Yorkers over alleged use of DEI and excessive catering to small businesses.
A new bill would prohibit the money grabs that billionaire team owners unleash to pit states and cities against each other in bidding wars over potential moves.
By: Gabrielle Gurley
Voting rights advocates, the Democratic Party, and state attorneys general are fighting President Trump’s midterms-timed attacks on American voters.
As a changing climate bakes and dries up the Colorado River, the seven basin states can’t agree on how to share the declining water resources.
By: Gabrielle Gurley
As Gov. Janet Mills recovers from her anemic Senate bid, she’ll have to decide how to handle Graham Platner, the all-but-voter-anointed Democratic nominee.
By: Gabrielle Gurley
Seems to be, but overzealous Republican state legislators steamrolling new congressional maps onto baffled voters may end up in a world of hurt.
By: Gabrielle Gurley
Americans ain’t puttin’ up with these things no more. Welcome to Virginia, ground zero for data center defiance.
