Sanjana Karanth is a reporter at HuffPost, currently based in her native city of Chicago after previously reporting from Washington, D.C. She covers a range of topics including breaking news, politics, elections, and international affairs, with a focus on government and public policy. Sanjana's work has been featured in various outlets such as Yahoo News, BuzzFeed, and Mahogany Revue.
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Sanjana Karanth's reporting primarily centers around breaking news, government announcements, legal policy regulation in the United States. She covers topics related to bomb threats, Israel-Palestine conflict, reparations, antisemitism, executions and humanitarian catastrophe.
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