Kristina Peterson is a congressional reporter, covering national news and politics in the United States. She writes for The Wall Street Journal and Wine Business Monthly, and her work has also been featured in MarketWatch and Yahoo Finance. Kristina's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on key political events, legislative developments, and policy debates in Congress.
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By: Ryan Barber, Kristina Peterson
As plant-based milks flood the market, dairy producers want to scrub “milk” from labels of alternatives. “I got no problem with almond ‘drink.'”
Coordinated efforts by its critics and missteps by the company led to the law forcing a sale or ban of the popular app.
By: Kristina Peterson, Corinne Ramey
The powerful Democrat is again facing corruption charges.
By: Anthony Debarros, Kristina Peterson, Sadie Gurman, Jack Gillum, Clare Ansberry
The man who authorities say tried to assassinate former President Donald Trump was a quiet student who took advanced classes and a sometimes-bullied loner who wasn’t vocal about his political views.
By: Kristina Peterson, Katy Stech, Ferek, Lindsay Wise
House and Senate lawmakers are told the shooter scouted the Pennsylvania site in advance as part of a briefing by authorities.
By: Terry A. Ratzlaff, Kristina Peterson
Many in the small Nebraska towns where Walz grew up are impressed by his political ascent, but they aren’t ready to vote for him.
By: Kristina Peterson, Anthony Debarros
Maryland’s popular former governor just got an $18 million boost in the deep blue state but still has an uphill battle.
By: Anthony Debarros, Maggie Severns, Rosie Ettenheim, Kristina Peterson
Both candidates are poised to blow through hundreds of millions of dollars in the weeks before Election Day.
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