Madeline Fitzgerald is a reporter for The Messenger, covering national news stories in the United States. With a focus on delivering impactful and engaging stories, Madeline covers a wide range of topics including crime, environmental incidents, legal matters, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to providing accurate and compelling reporting that brings attention to important issues and sparks public conversation.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Madeline Fitzgerald's coverage primarily focuses on evolving and breaking news stories, particularly related to crime, accidents, legal cases, and controversial incidents. Given this focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches offering in-depth analysis or exclusive interviews related to ongoing criminal investigations or high-profile legal cases.
Fitzgerald’s audience is national (United States), therefore relevant experts should have a U.S.-centric perspective when reaching out with potential story ideas. Experts who can provide unique insights into the broader societal implications of these events may also find success in pitching to her.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Madeline Fitzgerald, Eenah Moon
Former "National Enquirer" executive David Pecker took the witness stand for a second time on Tuesday to testify about his relationship with former President Donald Trump and detail the pair's alleged business arrangements.
By: Madeline Fitzgerald
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has called for an investigation into the mass graves discovered outside Gaza hospitals, after Israeli troops withdrew from the areas.
By: Madeline Fitzgerald, Scott Olson
Adam Montgomery, hated his daughter Harmony, “right to his core” because she reminded him of her mother, one friend testified during his trial.
By: Nina Joudeh, Madeline Fitzgerald, Michael M. Santiago
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has called on Columbia University's president Nemat Shafik, to resign for failing to dismantle pro-Palestinian encampments on campus grounds amid Israel's war against Hamas.
By: Madeline Fitzgerald
Medics walk in front of the emergency ward at Nasser Hospital where bodies were discovered, in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on April 23, 2024
By: Madeline Fitzgerald
Florida prosecutors are weighing whether to pursue the death penalty in their case against Stephan Sterns, who is accused of killing his girlfriend's 13-year-old daughter, among a litany of other felony charges.
By: Madeline Fitzgerald
(Photo : STEFANI REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images) TikTokers across the country are searching for alternative platforms, in response to Joe
By: Madeline Fitzgerald
Activists are calling on Tennessee officials to institute more protections for bar patrons, after Mizzou Riley Strain was asked to leave a Nashville bar and subsequently drowned in the Cumberland River, in March.
By: Madeline Fitzgerald
“Stanford’s policy on campus disruptions prohibits the disruption of classes, university events and the conduct of university business,” a letter sent to the university's students, regarding Gaza solidarity encampments, read.
By: Madeline Fitzgerald
Pro-Palestinian supporters block a street as police deploy to clear their camp at Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts, on April 25, 2024.
(833) 317-6278 
