Josh Kovensky is a reporter at Talking Points Memo. He specializes in investigative reporting on government and politics, with a focus on elections, public policy, and litigation, drawing from his previous experience covering politics and corruption for the Kyiv Post in Ukraine. Josh's work has been featured in Yahoo News and TPM Media LLC.
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Josh Kovensky's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation within the United States, with a strong emphasis on government and politics. He seems to be particularly interested in reporting on legal troubles, especially those related to high-profile political figures such as Donald Trump.
Given his focus, pitches should offer insights into legal and regulatory developments within the U.S., including analysis of court cases, legislative actions, or emerging political trends. Experts well-versed in U.S. law and politics would likely find success reaching out to Josh with commentary or analysis relevant to ongoing legal battles involving public figures or significant political events.
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It's the second time that Minnesota prosecutors have brought an assault charge against a federal agent involved in Operation Metro Surge
By: Josh Kovensky, Khaya Himmelman
Last month, the DOJ left officials across the state of Michigan in a state of bewilderment.
By: Khaya Himmelman, Josh Kovensky
Dennis Dahmer was 12 years old in January 1966 when Klansmen stormed his family home and set it on fire, murdering his father, Vernon.
By: Josh Kovensky
A far-right Republican is running for a seat on the Texas Railroad Commission on an anti-DEI and Islamophobic platform.
By: Josh Kovensky
Trump's last minute endorsement of Paxton angered Senate Republicans. Paxton's win sets the party up for an expensive general election.
By: Josh Kovensky
The Texas Republican primary runoff ran for the open Texas Railroad Commissioner position was too close to call as of Wednesday morning, with extremist candidate Bo French leading the incumbent by less than 15,000 votes,
By: Josh Kovensky
The Broadview Six case didn't collapse at once. Over the last few months, the case slowly crumbled, piece by piece, with federal prosecutors trying — and eventually failing — to salvage it.
By: Josh Kovensky
Grand jury sessions are among the most tightly held elements of the...
By: Josh Kovensky
The Broadview Six case didn’t happen in a void. In the month...
By: Josh Kovensky
The federal government is applying a McCarthy-era law to strip a Somalia-born Minneapolis man of his citizenship over actions that took place after he became a citizen.
