Markie Martin is a news correspondent for NewsNation, FOX2548, and WIProud. With a focus on national news in the United States, Markie covers a wide range of topics including politics, human interest stories, entertainment, and space exploration. Her reporting aims to provide informative and engaging stories that keep viewers informed and connected to the world around them.
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Markie's coverage focuses heavily on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to breaking news and evolving stories. Pitches should emphasize relevance to national US politics, current events, or ongoing issues.
Given the broad range of topics covered, pitches related to Hollywood, education, nonprofit work, travel trends in the US (especially solo travel), and Texas-specific developments may also be well received. Additionally, Markie’s interest in human-interest stories is evident from her focus on individual experiences like space exploration and meteorite hunting.
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“Not even the sky’s the limit,” Astronaut Kellie Gerardi said.
By: Cassie Buchman, Markie Martin
“The second half of 2024 is going to be far better for prospective buyers,”one financial expert said.
By: Markie Martin
(COLORADO) – Colorado State Supreme Court disqualifies President Trump from the primary ballot and ineligible to hold office in the White House.
“Putin is saying, ‘I’m open to negotiation. But if you don’t do it soon, I’ll continue the war,” John Bolton said.
At least 60 counties in Texas have been put under disaster declarations.
“He exercises an hour a day. Otherwise, he’s 23 hours in his cell.”
By: Devan Markham, Markie Martin
Mario Lopez speaks one-on-one with NewsNation’s Markie Martin.
“I got up off the couch in order that other people can keep smiling, in order that other people can be safe.”
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