Rusty Weiss is a Features Writer at TPInsidr. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, sports, and culture, with a particular focus on competitive sports like the NFL and NBA. Rusty's work has been featured in notable publications such as ReportWire, The Daily Caller, and Hot Air.
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Rusty Weiss covers a broad range of topics within the realm of government and politics, with a particular focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements. His coverage also includes evolving stories within these areas.
Given his focus on government & politics in the United States, pitches should be tailored to experts or individuals who can provide insights into legal, political, and regulatory developments at the national level. Sources with expertise in immigration policies, political commentary, or media critique may find success reaching out to Rusty for potential coverage opportunities.
It's worth noting that while Rusty does cover sports and celebrity news as well as media criticism alongside his primary area of interest (government & politics), these topics make up only a small portion of his overall coverage.
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Discover the incredible story of an 11-year-old who found the highly sought-after 2024 Topps Chrome Update Rookie Debut Patch autographed card of Paul Skenes.
By: Rusty Weiss
Patrick Mahomes addresses the controversy surrounding NFL referees and the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl quest.
By: Rusty Weiss
To paraphrase Norm Peterson from "Cheers": It's a dog-eat-dog world, and our friends on the left are wearing Milk Bone underwear.
See the funny moment when Ohio State coach Ryan Day's golf cart crashed into a wall after the championship game.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday appeared to suggest his predecessor, Joe Biden , may have left himself vulnerable to investigation or prosecution based on his actions.
By: Rusty Weiss
Did Patrick Mahomes flop during the Chiefs' playoff game? Get the facts about the controversial play that sparked accusations.
By: Rusty Weiss
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is still trying to process her election loss to Donald Trump. And she's seeking counsel from the only source who can vaguely relate to the humiliation — Hillary Clinton.
By: Rusty Weiss
Caitlin Clark celebrated her birthday by making an astonishing 50 out of 54 three-point shots in a workout session.
By: Rusty Weiss
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is still trying to process her election loss to Donald Trump. And she's seeking counsel from the only source who can vaguely relate to the humiliation — Hillary Clinton. While the two share the struggle of coming to terms with spectacular defeats in their own rights, it's clear Harris, at least, is still eyeing a political future. Perhaps even the presidency. On that, there is little surprise. Reports have already surfaced indicating Harris has been actively instructing her advisers and allies to keep her political options open. That includes the possibility of a 2028 presidential run or a bid for the governorship in California in 2026.
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