Melanie Wilcox is a Contributing Writer at The Daily Caller. She covers a range of topics including crime, holidays, and the cultural significance of Christmas, with a focus on stories from New York City and Colorado. Melanie's work has been featured in The Daily Caller.
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Melanie Wilcox's coverage spans breaking news and evolving stories in lifestyle, entertainment, and health topics. She seems to be interested in human interest stories, particularly those with a sensational or emotional angle. When pitching to her, consider highlighting the human aspect of your story and how it resonates on an emotional level.
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By: Melanie Wilcox
Gov. Laura Kelly of Kansas vetoed a bill that would require clinics to tell patients about a drug that would reportedly stop an abortion caused by a pill.
Sexual arousal can increase people’s willingness to engage with sex robots, according to study published in The Journal of Sex Research.
By: Melanie Wilcox
Police arrested a man Thursday who allegedly killed the daughter of a New York Police Department detective 20 years ago.
A filmmaker captured footage of an elephant giving birth in a desert in Namibia, Africa as part of a National Geographic series that will air April 21.
By: Melanie Wilcox
A North Carolina high school volleyball player has asked the state legislature Wednesday to pass a bill banning men competing in women’s sports.
By: Melanie Wilcox
The winner of the Hoag OC Marathon was disqualified for accepting water from his father during the race.
A new 60-second ad by Apple shows a giant industrial machine crushing art supplies and equipment, including statues, a vinyl, a piano, tuba, metronome, arcade set, lights, guitar and books, among other items.
A mama bear attacked two men in a truck in rural Japan.
A driver identified as Rodney Jefferson allegedly caused two separate hit-and-run incidents on Tuesday in San Francisco, allegedly injuring two people including a 14-year-old girl, according to officials.
An obese monkey named Godzilla died May 6 after shoppers fed him sugary food — including chocolate, fruits and sweet drinks — at a market in Bangkok, Thailand, according to The Sun.
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