Oriana Gonzalez is a reporter at NOTUSreports. She writes about the politics and policy of reproductive health, the FDA, and transgender health care, with a strong focus on government and public policy. Oriana has been featured in notable outlets including Axios, NewsNow.co.uk, and MSNBC, and her impactful reporting has made her a key voice in the discourse surrounding health and legal affairs.
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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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An independent candidate running to succeed García is urging House Ethics officials to conduct an investigation.
Support for abortion rights has taken a back seat to pocketbook issues during the Democratic primary season.
By: Al Weaver, Igor Bobic, Oriana-Gonzalez, Oriana González
Graham decided to run for a full Senate term after being appointed to the seat after her brother's death, but people are still learning what she stands for.
“Anything that we can do to try to take resources out of the hands of predators is worth it,” Cheyenne Hunt told NOTUS.
By: Oriana-Gonzalez
If Wasserman Schultz wins the race to represent a historically Black district, it would be “the greatest civil rights threat that's facing us today,” one Democratic candidate said.
By: Oriana-Gonzalez, Oriana González, Ed Demaria
The California Democrat says Trump misled Latino voters on the economy.
“I am deciding whether I'm going to committee or a meeting based on whether I have to meet with individual donors,” one House Democrat said.
By: Kadia Goba, Oriana González
The time constraints attached to calling and meeting individual donors can cut into lawmakers’ legislative responsibilities.
State Rep. Jennifer Balkcom will be the Republican nominee after Edwards dropped out over a sexual harassment scandal.
