Noah Lanard is a reporter at Mother Jones. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, health and wellness, and government and politics, with a focus on issues related to North America and Latin America. Noah's work has been featured in Mother Jones, NewsBreak, and LGBTQ Nation.
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Noah Lanard's coverage is primarily focused on US politics, particularly issues related to the Israel-Palestine conflict and progressive movements. He frequently covers breaking news, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories in these areas.
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By: Sophie Hurwitz, Noah Lanard
The group representing voters frustrated by the administration's policies on Gaza says Harris has made it “impossible” to endorse her.
By: Noah Lanard
Seven months ago, President Joe Biden said a ceasefire in Gaza was "close." It's far from happening and the war is expanding.
By: Noah Lanard
Israeli airstrikes killed more than 500 people on Monday.
By: Noah Lanard
His record includes allegedly putting a gun to the head of one of his ex-wives, voting for a neo-Nazi, and assaulting an unarmed Black man while working as a cop.
His record includes allegedly putting a gun to the head of one his three ex-wives, voting for a neo-Nazi, and assaulting an unarmed Black man.
The Montana Senate candidate once claimed he accidentally shot himself. Now he says he didn't. He won't release the records that will settle the question.
By: Rashid Khalidi, Noah Lanard
Professor Rashid Khalidi on Israel's growing wars in the Middle East and the United States' complicity in them Rashid Khalidi, Noah Lanard
After the confirmed death of Yahya Sinwar, the chances for the end of regional war in the Middle East still seem slim.
Rebecca Cooke has a chance to secure one of the biggest upsets of 2024 by defeating Rep. Derrick Van Orden in Wisconsin.
By: Noah Lanard
To flip the chamber, Democrats need to pick up seats in the state. But if the polls are right, support for the party among California Latinos is at the lowest level in decades.
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