Katherine Huggins is an assistant U.N. correspondent for Mainichi, covering technology and politics for The Daily Dot. Her reporting often focuses on issues related to social media, online misinformation, and the intersection of technology and politics in the United States.
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Katherine Huggins' coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, including legal policy regulation and evolving stories within this realm. She also covers entertainment news to some extent.
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By: Katherine Huggins
‘That is some sick, twisted stuff!' Right-wing commentator Tucker Carlson claimed that President Donald Trump winning the presidential
By: Katherine Huggins
The problems continue for the Internet Archive. Reeling from a hack and breach earlier this month, the Internet Archive hit another bump
By: Katherine Huggins
Yikes. An opening comedian's dig at Puerto Rico during former President Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally on Sunday helped resurface some of his prior, offensive post about Black people.
By: Katherine Huggins
The ad said ‘communist' but implied something else. Elon Musk's political action committee America PAC is coming under fire for a new ad joking that Vice President Kamala Harris is a “C-Word.”
By: Katherine Huggins
Elon Musk's canvassers are adorned in threads from an interesting business.
By: Katherine Huggins
DiCaprio blasted Trump on climate change. Actor Leonardo DiCaprio is being swept up into a slew of conspiracies in the wake of his decision to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris.
By: Katherine Huggins
'What happens in the booth, stays in the booth'
By: Katherine Huggins
Critics were NOT happy. President Joe Biden is going viral after biting multiple babies during a White House Halloween event on Wednesday.
By: Katherine Huggins
'Doing the work for the people.'
By: Katherine Huggins
'How you walk after 5 margaritas.'
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