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Jorge Ortiz's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data. The themes covered include privacy & cybersecurity, content & publishing, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and software & SaaS. However, the topics covered in his articles revolve around protests, hostage situations, shipping incidents as well as war-related events.
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By: Christopher Cann
Tropical Storm Debby continues to lash the eastern U.S. with torrential rain as it approaches a second landfall.
By: Christopher Cann, Thao Nguyen
Tropical Storm Ernesto gained strength early Wednesday as it bore down on Puerto Rico, bringing torrential rain, damaging winds and dangerous storm surge to the U.S. territory and the Virgin Islands.
USA TODAY The Ukraine military's is "unfolding exactly as we expected" because of the perseverance of Ukrainian soldiers, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday.
By: Jorge L. Ortiz
Ukrainian forces appear to have struck a third bridge in their continued campaign to disrupt supply lines in the Kursk region of Russia they have
By: Jorge L. Ortiz
“The Israeli government abandoned the abductees on 7.10 and is now abandoning them for good,’’ Hostages Families Forum said.
"We are negotiating, not giving and giving," Netanyahu said in a social media post about any cease-fire agreement.
By: Kim Hjelmgaard
International officials called on Israel to end its military assaults in the West Bank over fears it could lead to a 'war extension from Gaza.'
By: Kim Hjelmgaard
Israeli protesters carried six empty coffins past Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private residence in Jerusalem on Monday night, in a symbolic act after six hostages were found dead in a Gaza tunnel over the weekend.
By: Ryne Dennis, John Bacon
The Atlanta suburb of Winder was in mourning Thursday as authorities investigated a shooting that left 4 dead and 9 injured.
Investigative reporter Jeff German had described Telles’ office as an abusive workplace "mired in turmoil and internal dissension."
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