Jasmine Wright is a Politics Reporter at NOTUS. She covers the Trump White House, elections, and government policy, with a focus on the second Trump administration and Kamala Harris' presidential run. Jasmine has been featured in various outlets including CNN, MSNBC, and The Guardian, and is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists.
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Jasmine Wright primarily covers politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. She focuses on a wide range of topics within these areas including elections, climate change, ethics, LGBTQ rights, international relations, economy, abortion rights among others.
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Today's notice: Senators want to see the Iran deal before they believe it. The soon-to-be-chartered Trump crypto bank. Another night of primaries.
‘A Necessary Disaster’
By: Jasmine Wright
ANSONIA – When Yvette Cartagena moved to Connecticut from New York more than 38 years ago, she had three children to take care of and no family nearby to help.
Today's notice: “Day of the Living Dead” legislation in the Senate. What people really think of renaming Palm Beach International after Trump.
SEYMOUR – ANSONIA – The state Department of Economic and Community Development awarded $4 million to an agency working to demolish the defunct Kinneytown Dam near the border of Ansonia and Seymour.
By: Al Weaver, Jasmine Wright, Reese Gorman
“We take two steps forward, but then keep having to check to see if there are any landmines around,” says a source.
Today's notice: Have the Iranians figured Trump out? Growing animus between the White House and Senate Republicans. The DSA gets another big win.
By: Akbar Shahid Ahmed, Jasmine Wright
Negotiating can be difficult when the president keeps changing the parameters.
By: Jasmine Wright
ANSONIA – A public works employee was ordered by the court to pay back $21,170 to an elderly city resident in order to resolve a court case.
Today's notice: Democrats' “behavioral targeting” plan. Making sense of where Iran peace talks stand. Planned Parenthood's fortunes are about to turn.
