Shan Wu is a journalist who writes for various publications, including BioRxiv, The Daily Beast, and the American Physical Society. Their articles cover a wide range of topics, including scientific research, politics, and legal issues. Shan's work has also been featured in NBC News.
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Shan Wu tends to focus on providing expert commentary and analysis within the realm of legal policy regulation, particularly in relation to politics, government & politics. His coverage is heavily focused on current events and their intersection with the law.
Given Shan's extensive use of expert commentary, he would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals who have a deep understanding of legal matters related to his covered topics. Additionally, given his heavy emphasis on political themes including Trump-related issues and cases involving governmental bodies such as the Department of Justice, sources well-versed in these areas may find success reaching out for potential collaboration.
While there is no specified geographic focus apparent in Shan's coverage attributes or article titles, it’s clear that his works cover national-level U.S. political and legal matters extensively.
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Legal actions taken against former President Donald Trump’s campaign for unauthorized use of music is rewriting our understanding of copyright law.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 US election that saw Donald Trump become President offered shocking revelations. As US citizens prepare to vote in the presidential election, with Trump once more a presidential candidate, Global Insight assesses the Mueller investigation, its report and the bearing on the rule of law in the US, through to today.
· 5-min read Shan Wu is a former federal prosecutor who served as counsel to Attorney General Janet Reno
· 4-min read Shan Wu is a former federal prosecutor who served as counsel to Attorney General Janet Reno
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Mark Twain is famously credited as saying “the reports of my death are greatly exaggerated” in response to a reporter's query about being ill. While the accuracy of the quote is questioned, the spirit of it applies well to reporting and reaction about Judge Juan Merchan's order vacating the November 26 sentencing date for President-Elect Trump
The fact Judge Merchan has not set a sentencing date shouldn’t be translated as an indefinite postponement—his order just grants Trump’s attorneys permission to file a motion to dismiss.
President Joe Biden 's pardon of Hunter Biden ended the nearly decade-long prosecution of his only surviving son and immediately provoked the expected storm of criticism.
Next, Biden should pardon those like Jack Smith who Trump might target when in office. There may also be purpose in pardoning Trump himself, and the many enablers of Trump’s schemes.
A Georgia appeals court displayed remarkable disrespect for precedent by removing Fulton County DA Fani Willis from the Trump election interference case.
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