Johnny Diaz is a Breaking News Reporter for The New York Times. With a focus on national news, Johnny covers a range of topics including weather events, crime, politics, and legal cases. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in delivering timely and engaging news stories.
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Johnny Diaz's coverage is focused on a wide range of evolving stories, with particular emphasis on breaking news and government announcements. His themes cover politics, crime, and health.
If you're looking to pitch Johnny Diaz, consider offering timely commentary or expert insights related to breaking news events such as natural disasters, criminal cases, political developments or health-related issues in the United States. Given his focus on national parks and weather alerts during travel periods like Thanksgiving, he might also be interested in pitches related to travel safety tips and advice for specific seasonal challenges.
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The system, which battered western Mexico as a hurricane earlier this week, has begun to regain strength.
The destruction is a stark reminder of the larger force at play — climate change, which is making storms more intense and sea levels higher,
By: Johnny Diaz
The number of antisemitic episodes in the United States surged to the highest recorded in a one-year period in the wake of the Hamas attack on Israel last year, the Anti-Defamation League said Sunday.
By: Johnny Diaz
A resident of Hong Kong was caught while paddling across a lake from Vermont to Canada in an inflatable kayak with the Eastern box turtles in a duffle bag, according to court records.
The rapper, whose name was Kaseem Ryan, was known for self-producing 11 albums while also a maintaining a career with the New York Fire Department.
By: Johnny Diaz
NEW YORK — Kaseem Ryan, who built a small but fervent following as an underground Brooklyn rapper known as Ka while maintaining a career as a New York City firefighter, died in the city Saturday. He was 52.
By: Johnny Diaz
A new historical marker in Miami Beach pays tribute to his younger years, before Hollywood, when as a Cuban émigré he performed at a nightclub.
By: Johnny Diaz
A new historical marker in Miami Beach pays tribute to his younger years, before Hollywood, when as a Cuban émigré he performed at a nightclub.
By: Johnny Diaz
The bombardment and burning of Angoon, in southwestern Alaska, led to widespread suffering and “inflicted intergenerational trauma,” an official said.
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