Lydia O'Connor is a News Reporter at HuffPost. She covers breaking news, reproductive rights, and various topics related to the West Coast, while also engaging with themes in general assignment news and world affairs. Lydia's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News Singapore, Yahoo Sports UK, and BuzzFeed.
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By: Lydia O'Connor, Li Zhou
Prominent GOP lawmakers voiced concerns about a possible deal by the Trump administration.
By: Lydia O'Connor
Trump is ending his boycott of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Let’s review all of his recent attempts to intimidate journalists.
The camp has withdrawn its application to open this summer while it remains under investigation.
By: Paige Lavender, Lydia O'Connor
"I have a thing called Iran," the president said.
By: Lydia O'Connor
N.J. Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. says he expects to return to work in a few weeks.
By: Lydia O'Connor
"I'm gonna take a little time to do something that I know my husband will not do today," she told the crowd.
"He would apologize in those moments, and then go back to doing what he was doing," Jenny Racicot said.
"The best path forward for Maine is for Graham Platner to end his candidacy," the group's CEO said.
By: Lydia O'Connor
Transparency in picking a potential replacement "is of the utmost importance," the party said.
By: Lydia O'Connor
Following an emergency meeting with more than 100 committee members Wednesday, the Maine Democratic Party announced it would hold a nominating
