Kaila Philo is an investigative reporter who focuses on national issues in the United States. She has written for various media outlets, including TPM Media LLC, The Appeal Media, and Washington City Paper. Kaila's articles cover a range of topics, including political corruption, election integrity, and criminal justice reform.
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Kaila Philo's reporting predominantly covers national political events and legal policy regulation in the United States. She often focuses on breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to politics.
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By: Kaila Philo
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) threw jabs at former president Donald Trump at...
By: Kaila Philo
North Carolina was supposed to join a national voter roll maintenance program....
By: Kaila Philo
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) has requested a solid timeline from House Speaker...
By: Kaila Philo
Out of the frying pan, into the fire: Allen Weisselberg, former chief...
By: Kaila Philo
In multiple cases, victims of the Ron DeSantis election fraud arrest scheme were told they could legally vote.
By: Anupma Sahay, Mary Scott Manning, Steve Kiviat, Kaila Philo, Kaela Roeder, Ryan Oquiza
Highlights this week include a live show from the hosts of the Two Girls One Ghost podcast, a Bride of Frankenstein screening, and burlesque.
By: Kaila Philo, Camille Squires
D.C. Jail authorities claim to no longer use solitary confinement, but still isolate people with mental health crises in "safe cells." A bill introduced in September seeks to limit this practice.
Legacy Russell traces America’s reliance on—and profit from—Black imagery, from the 1910s to the Dancing Baby meme.
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What he said was nonsense. But it taps into a real division Republicans want to exploit.
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