Jennifer Hicks is a Senior Staff Writer at various esteemed publications including PLOS and The Spokesman-Review. She covers a diverse range of themes such as regional interest and world news, with a focus on APAC and LATAM, as well as energy, mining, and manufacturing technology. Jennifer's work has been featured in notable outlets like Hindustan Times Syndication and The Church News.
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Jennifer Hicks focuses primarily on government and political topics, with a significant emphasis on the politics of Bangladesh. Her coverage includes evolving stories and legal policy regulation.
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By: Jennifer Hicks
Michigan's first cyclospora deaths mark a grim milestone in the largest parasitic food outbreak in American history. Two people with underlying health conditions died from infections traced to recalled Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell. Infections have spread to 45 states.
Michigan's Democratic Senate primary tests whether AIPAC's $50 million investment can hold off Abdul El-Sayed, backed by Sanders and AOC, who would become the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Arab-American voters who backed Trump in 2024 as a Gaza protest are reshaping their loyalties, and the DOJ has sent federal monitors to four Muslim and minority-heavy Michigan cities.
By: Jennifer Hicks
New Delhi, Aug. 5 -- DETROIT - Samraa Luqman, a Yemeni-American activist from Dearborn, cast her ballot for Donald Trump in November 2024. She is the first to say it was a mistake.
By: Jennifer Hicks
New Delhi, Aug. 5 -- WASHINGTON - The most striking detail in the federal government's latest action against OpenAI is not the size of the fine. It is the method.
By: Jennifer Hicks
Walt Disney topped Q3 estimates Wednesday as its Parks division neared $10 billion in revenue and streaming posted a $712 million profit. Iger's restructuring of the company's two core engines is now delivering simultaneously.
By: Jennifer Hicks
New Delhi, Aug. 7 -- SAN FRANCISCO - When OpenAI's pre-release AI agent breached Hugging Face's infrastructure last month, the machine learning platform did not reach for an American model to investigate.
By: Jennifer Hicks
At least seven American Jewish activists had their electronic travel authorizations revoked by Israel over a two-year period for doing protective presence work with Palestinians in the West Bank. Sam Sherman's ETA was cancelled while he was in Masafer Yatta, with no charges filed, no reason given, and no avenue for appeal identified in The Forward's investigation.
By: Jennifer Hicks
The Senate left Washington for recess Friday without passing the CLARITY Act, setting a September 15 vote despite a $225 million lobbying push. Democrats are blocking passage until Trump agrees to divest from crypto-related businesses — a demand the White House has not answered.
By: Jennifer Hicks
Young men in the Spokane Washington Mount Spokane Stake delayed their annual high-adventure activity to serve in neighborhoods burned by wildfires
By: Jennifer Hicks
A New York Times investigation unmasked Aqua 1's mystery buyer as Guren "Bobby" Zhou, a British businessman arrested for suspected money laundering in 2021. As much as $75 million of Zhou's investment flowed to a company controlled by Trump and his three sons. NATO commander Wesley Clark refused to meet Zhou after learning of the investigation.
