Natalia Mittelstadt is a reporter who focuses on national news in the United States. She writes for Just the News and CauseACTION Clarion, covering a range of topics including election issues, military matters, and controversies surrounding COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Her articles often provide in-depth analysis and investigation into these subjects.
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Natalia's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories within the United States. She seems to be particularly interested in topics related to election fraud, voting issues, COVID vaccine mandates, military matters, and transgender rights.
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By: Natalia Mittelstadt
New York Attorney General Letitia James had asked for former President Donald Trump's $175 million bond to be blocked.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
Many of the bills were passed by GOP-led state legislatures to remedy election fraud issues.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
The gag order was issued earlier this month and prohibits former President Trump from publicly attacking witnesses and jurors.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
“We've gone from one of the most productive to one of the least productive Congresses over the course of [President] Biden's time in office," said Patrick Murray.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner is trying to “let the [Biden] administration know we do not intend to follow their illegal directives.”
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
"Gasoline is going way up, energy costs are going way up, and the stock market is, in a sense, crashing," Former President Donald Trump said.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
"[A]voiding interviews and questions from major news organizations ... establishes a dangerous precedent that future presidents can use to avoid scrutiny and accountability," The New York Times wrote.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
Government cooperation with social media messaging: Maricopa County drew up plans to ban social media users from the county social media accounts and use influencers to spread their approved message.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
"As I oppose federal interference in elections, I will not be inviting the DOJ to send election monitors to Louisiana,” said Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
"Descending into chaos and closing the House down and vacating the chair again is exactly the opposite of what needs to happen," Speaker Johnson said.
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