Noah Lanard is a reporter at Mother Jones. He focuses on general assignment news, government and politics, and regional interest, with a keen interest in elections and public policy in the United States and Latin America. Noah's work has been featured in Magzter, NewsBreak, LGBTQ Nation, and several other notable publications.
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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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Three scandal-plagued members of Congress have resigned in the past eight days. Florida Republican Rep. Cory Mills remains defiant.
By: Noah Lanard
In California's Central Valley, Randy Villegas is hoping to win back Latino voters who cast ballots for Trump.
The left-leaning former city comptroller demolished a well-funded Democratic incumbent.
Medical care in immigration facilities has long been inadequate. A new report finds that conditions have gotten far worse.
By: Noah Lanard, Sophie Hurwitz
The victim is one at least 9 people who have been killed by immigration agents since last year.
The agency is no longer even claiming its officers feared for their lives. Mother Jones; Courtesy WMTW
By: Sophie Hurwitz, Samantha Michaels, Noah Lanard
The officer who killed a young father in Maine had been accused of abuse by two ex-wives. He was also eligible to skip weeks of training in Georgia.
Outside groups have now spent more than $60 million trying to help Haley Stevens beat Abdul El-Sayed.
Despite record outside spending, Abdul El-Sayed and a slate of left-leaning candidates triumphed over establishment and incumbent rivals.
By: Noah Lanard
Florida's Cory Mills has been accused of stolen valor, was subject to a restraining order, and is reportedly under investigation by the Justice Department. He also has Donald Trump's “Complete and Total” endorsement.
