Hayley Miller is a Senior Editor at MSNBC Digital. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and world affairs, with a particular focus on climate change and environmental issues. Hayley has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, HuffPost, and MedPage Today.
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Hayley Miller's focus is on legal and political matters, particularly legal cases and government announcements. She may be interested in pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on ongoing legal cases, political developments, or policy changes at the national level. If you have expertise in these areas and can offer unique insights into evolving legal or political stories, your pitch may resonate with her coverage area.
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By: Jillian Wilson
Experts had warned that Trump's plan could make the problem worse. Now, there are signs those concerns were justified.
Maybe it's time we listen to our elders.
By: Kevin Robillard
Attorney General Phil Weiser defeated Sen. Michael Bennet in a major upset in Colorado's gubernatorial primary.
By: Kelby Vera
The former MAGA congresswoman also claimed she wasn't aware of Platner, who is a critic of the Democratic establishment, before the allegations emerged.
By: Anthony Orrico
Laura Loomer, right-wing personality and noted ally of President Donald Trump , was brutally fact-checked on social media after she tried to suggest something lascivious about a photo posted by Sen.
By: Elyse Wanshel
An item was found in the Oval Office Monday that backs up a detail Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan wrote about in their new book, “Regime Change.”
By: Ben Blanchet
The Democratic strategist said he just doesn't “want to be part” of the speculation around the senator's medical condition.
By: Anthony Orrico
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appeared to break with President Donald Trump on the war in Iran Tuesday when pressed on whether he would support a War Powers Act resolution or an Authorization for Use of Military Force.
By: Matt Shuham
Mark Lamb kept Trump's endorsement despite explosive reports about the sheriff's personal life — and his alleged cover-up attempts.
By: Brittany Wong
President Donald Trump is once again turning the 22nd Amendment ― which forbids any person from being elected to the office of the president more than twice ― into a punch line.
