Oriana Gonzalez is a reporter at NOTUSreports. She covers the politics and policy of reproductive health, the FDA, and transgender health care, with a strong focus on government and public policy issues. Oriana's insightful reporting has been featured in outlets such as Axios, NewsNow.co.uk, and MSNBC, among others.
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Oriana’s coverage predominantly focuses on the intersection of politics and health, with a specific emphasis on abortion rights, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. Her articles reflect a strong interest in the impact of legislative decisions on public health.
Given Oriana's focus, she would likely be interested in hearing from experts who can provide insights into the potential effects of legislative changes or court rulings related to abortion rights. This could include healthcare professionals, legal scholars specializing in reproductive rights law, and advocacy group representatives.
Considering her national focus within the United States, pitches should address issues relevant to this geographic area. Expert commentary providing context on how state-specific laws or federal policies may affect access to reproductive healthcare services is likely to resonate well with her coverage interests.
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The New Jersey Republican plans to reveal what medical condition has kept him away since March.
A narrow majority and the midterms make blocking Planned Parenthood funding a challenge.
Some argued the far left's success is just a New York story. Others worry it'll haunt them in the fall.
Congress passed legislation creating a bipartisan commission to mark the date, but President Trump's group has promoted events featuring him and his allies.
By: Oriana González, Igor Bobic
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of PA said he’s interested in making a “public inquiry” into what is happening with the appropriated funds.
A person familiar with the matter told NOTUS that concerns about the nonprofit have been raised with Gallego.
By: Oriana González, Igor Bobic
The fair is being put on by Trump's Freedom 250, which has overtaken the bipartisan America250 commission created by Congress in 2016.
More incumbents don't have to pay dues to Democrats' campaign arm.
An independent candidate running to succeed García is urging House Ethics officials to conduct an investigation.
