Kayla Epstein is a National Reporter for BBC North America, covering a wide range of topics in the United States. With a background in journalism from outlets like The Washington Post and The Guardian, Kayla brings a wealth of experience to her reporting, focusing on political events, legal cases, and social issues.
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Kayla Epstein's coverage focuses primarily on government and politics, with a particular emphasis on legal cases, election-related news, and government announcements. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news in these domains.
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Kayla Epstein reporting from Georgia Former president Barack Obama headlined an all-star rally for Kamala Harris in Georgia on Thursday, leading
His campaign needs volunteers. But allies in one swing state question the strategy to lean on outside groups.
Of all the US abortion ballot measures, the one in this conservative state will be most closely watched.
In Florida, a proposal to restore abortion rights appears to have fallen short of the 60% support needed in order to pass.
Sentencing would likely spark more delay requests from Trump and open up an unprecedented new legal front.
Todd Blanche, who represented Trump in three of his criminal trials, will get a key job
New York prosecutors have vowed to oppose President-elect Donald Trump’s effort to overturn his criminal conviction, however.
President-elect Donald Trump's pick for the next attorney general is at the centre of a number of allegations, which he denies.
By: Kayla Epstein, Rachel Looker, Phil Mccausland
The former Democrat held a controversial 2017 meeting with Syria's Assad and is accused of echoing Kremlin narratives about the war in Ukraine.
By: Kayla Epstein, Natalie Sherman
Trump's expanding business ventures have made it easier than ever for those hoping to influence US policy to steer money his way.
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