United States (National)
Kayla's coverage is quite diverse, with a focus on breaking news, government announcements, and evolving stories related to shootings, terrorism, border security, book-banning, hate crimes among others. Her articles often cite data and legal policy regulations.
Given her comprehensive reporting on various topics such as shootings and terrorism incidents alongside government policies and legal aspects of these issues in the United States. She would be open to hearing from experts providing insights into security measures, political decisions or regulatory changes associated with these themes.
As Kayla focuses primarily on national events within the US across multiple domains including education and politics offering expert commentary or data-driven analysis relevant to ongoing public concerns would likely garner her attention.
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By: Joel Shannon, Cybele Mayes-Osterman, Eduardo Cuevas, Marc Ramirez, Eric Lagatta, Kayla Jimenez, Doyle Rice
A rare total solar eclipse will pass over the U.S. on April 8. When and where to watch — and everything to know about eclipse glasses and safety.
By: Kayla Jimenez
Americans need disposable eclipse glasses that block out almost all light to safely view the total solar eclipse on April 8 , but experts and officials want to make sure people don't wear them while driving.
By: Kayla Jimenez, Jana Hayes
You might be wondering why so many people are talking about the April 2024 total solar eclipse. Here's what we know about its significance.
Several city officials told USA TODAY that they've been planning for years for the massive crowds that are set to descend along the path of totality.
By: Kayla Jimenez, Thao Nguyen
Bridge experts and U.S. presidents have decried the nation's aging bridges and lack of maintenance for decades.
By: Kayla Jimenez
The 2024 solar eclipse will shroud much of the United States in darkness on Monday, leaving many people to wonder: Is it safe to drive during the celestial event?
By: Kayla Jimenez, Elizabeth Weise, Santucci
Laurae Pearson said she's a “little worried” a cross-country roadtrip to see the eclipse might end with a cloudy view . "Eclipse evangelist" Clint
By: Doyle Rice, Elizabeth Weise, Kayla Jimenez, Anthony Robledo
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By: Kayla Jimenez, Lily Kepner
University of Texas junior Isabel Bellard was part of the Fearless Leadership Institute, a program that supported Black and Hispanic female students
By: Phaedra Trethan, Thao Nguyen, Kayla Jimenez
Recent criminal cases represent a new level of accountability in the country's gun violence epidemic
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