Margaret Sullivan is a columnist at The Guardian US. She covers a range of topics including journalism, media, government and politics, as well as international affairs, reflecting her commitment to pro-democracy and current affairs. Margaret's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Newsday Media Group, The Washington Post, and Columbia Journalism Review.
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Margaret Sullivan's coverage spans government and politics, media, and culture & society. She frequently includes expert commentary and legal policy regulation in her articles. Given this, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insightful analysis or opinion on current political events, media trends, or societal issues.
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By: Margaret Sullivan
‘Piggy’, ‘corrupt’, ‘stupid’: the president keeps lashing out. Here’s how journalists can stand up to him
I'll tell you my BHAG if you'll tell me yours
Plus: Yet another New York Times controversy, this one about Jeffrey Epstein
By: Margaret Sullivan
Although fleeting, sporting events have the enduring power to crumble divisions and highlight the beauty of kinship
Plus: JD Vance thinks Watergate-style corruption is A-OK. He's disgustingly wrong.
Scratch their surface and you see exactly what he’s trying to do: stand up strong for intolerance and corruption
Crucial stories but Trump-normalizing headlines — and why that's not just nitpicking
The twisting road to the candidate’s exit left a lot to be desired. But ultimately, reporters ferreted out the truth
By: Margaret Sullivan
Federal agents showed up at reporters’ homes, targeting journalists for doing exactly what the first amendment protects
On Thursday night and beyond, the media must not hand a megaphone to Trump's election lies
