Nate Jackson is a Deputy Editor at Arts & Entertainment. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, culture, sports, and entertainment, often exploring the intersections of these areas. Nate's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Atlantic, Los Angeles Times, and The Fresno Bee.
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Nate Jackson's coverage spans government and politics, entertainment, and sports with a strong focus on opinion editorials and event coverage. Given this mix of themes, he may be open to pitches that offer unique perspectives or stories around political events in the United States, particularly California and Los Angeles.
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While Nate covers diverse themes including Christmas traditions and record stores with an emphasis on government & politics at 33%, it’s important to align your pitch with his areas of interest while also considering his geographic focus primarily being national (United States), California & Los Angeles.
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He has a two-pronged approach to address kids brought here illegally and born here to illegal parents.
Luigi Mangione has been arrested for the murder of United Healthcare’s Brian Thompson.
Given his terrible track record, his exit from office can’t come soon enough.
The FBI director is resigning rather than allow Donald Trump to fire him in January.
A new report about 26 informants is going to be used to bait and silence conservatives.
The settlement is great for Trump, though it falls somewhat short of vindication.
By: Nate Jackson
After years of being in stand-up comedy, Ronny Chieng's career is most certainly heating up.
Whenever a mass murder happens at a school, the usual suspects line up with their bogus “solutions.”
By: Nate Jackson
After years of being in stand-up comedy, Ronny Chieng's career is most certainly heating up.
The awful spending bill in Congress deserves to be put out to pasture.
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