John Riley is a senior editor and news reporter for various publications, including Metro Weekly and KTVH-TV. With a focus on local issues in the United States, John covers politics, community issues, and nightlife. His work has been featured in several media outlets, showcasing his dedication to reporting on a wide range of topics.
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John Riley focuses on legal and political news, often with a local (United States) perspective. His articles predominantly cover government & politics, as well as crime-related stories.
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Mace's resolution would prevent transgender people from using U.S. Capitol restrooms that match their gender identity.
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