Miriam Cross is a Writer-Editor at the USPTO. With a diverse background as a former tech reporter and associate editor, she focuses on health and wellness, finance, and real estate, often exploring themes related to public policy, consumer health, and personal finance. Miriam's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Forbes, Accounting Today, and American Banker.
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Miriam Cross focuses on the finance and economy, with a substantial portion of her coverage dedicated to financial regulations and legal policy. She frequently cites data, reports government announcements, and covers press releases related to fintech, banking, wealth management, risk management as well as broader finance-related topics.
Given this focus, Miriam is likely seeking pitches from experts who can provide in-depth analysis or commentary on regulatory changes impacting the financial industry. Sources who can offer unique insights into emerging trends in fintech or banking regulation may also be of interest to her.
It's important for potential sources reaching out to Miriam to have a strong understanding of U.S. financial regulations and how they impact various aspects of the finance industry.
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We celebrated our volunteers and programs with a special night at Nationals Park By Miriam Cross, AARP
A postmark rule change and a patchwork of state requirements mean returning a ballot by mail promptly is more important than ever By
A historic effort lowered Medicare prescription prices and set an annual cap on drug expenses By Miriam Cross, Updated
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Confirming your polling place and researching candidates is a smart move — even if your state is not redrawing lines By Miriam Cross,
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Voters 50-plus could be decisive in tight Ohio races By Miriam Cross, AARP Key takeaways
Volunteers get a front-row seat to the legislative process — and form new friendships By Miriam Cross, AARP
Georgians 50-plus are concerned about Social Security, affordability and the rise of data centers By Miriam Cross, AARP
Residential real estate wholesaling promises a fast sale but shortchanges older homeowners By Miriam Cross, AARP
On the list of activities that boost our “carbon footprint” — that is, the greenhouse gas emissions resulting from our actions, from using air-conditioning to eating meat — air travel is near the top.
Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Medicaid enrollees in most states will face copays for some health care services By Miriam Cross,
