Public Relations Specialist and Journalist
Shay Bottomley is a Public Relations Specialist and Journalist at various outlets. She covers general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, frequently reporting on topics such as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and the Russia-Ukraine war. Shay's work has been featured in the Western Standard, Insider, 19FortyFive, and CauseACTION Clarion.
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Shay's coverage heavily focuses on government and politics, with a specific focus on the United States. Given this, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert commentary or analysis related to legal policy regulation, government announcements, and political developments.
Pitches should ideally offer insights into ongoing political events or governmental decisions within the U.S., particularly those related to key figures such as Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Additionally, offering perspectives from experts who can speak knowledgeably about current legal issues or analyze unfolding political situations may capture Shay's interest.
Given her national focus in the U.S., it would be beneficial for sources to have expertise specifically tied to American politics and relevant legal matters.
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By: Shay Bottomley
The owner of fast-food franchise In-N-Out said the company was forced to close its Oakland restaurant due to a relentless crime wave.
By: Shay Bottomley
Rep. Jasmine Crockett struggled to get her words out as the Democrat called for Donald Trump's advisors to explain geopolitical topics to him in a “very elementary way.”
By: Shay Bottomley
MSNBC made a rare public admission about the sheer scale of illegal border crossings under President Joe Biden's tenure in office – now that there are no consequences for making such an admission.
Vice President-elect J.D. Vance had a smile on his face at the swearing-in of Senators on Friday, Jan. 3, as his predecessor-to-be recited an Oath of Allegiance.
By: Shay Bottomley
New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick confirmed that the city had effective anti-vehicle barriers available to be deployed on New Year's Eve, but says they weren't because she was unaware of their existence.
By: Shay Bottomley
President Joe Biden has awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom to a man who appeared in a photo with the would-be assassin of Donald Trump.
By: Shay Bottomley
Americans are flocking to Republican states in large numbers while Democrat-controlled jurisdictions are seeing the fewest new arrivals, according to a U-Haul's annual Growth Index
By: Shay Bottomley
The self-proclaimed defenders of democracy, otherwise known as the Democratic Party, did not object to the certification of the election results for a Republican winner for the first time since 1989.
By: Shay Bottomley
McDonald's has announced it will roll back its DEI practices amid a conservative campaign to scrap affirmative action.
By: Shay Bottomley
Mark Zuckerberg was shut down by Joe Rogan in a landmark appearance on the world's most popular podcast.
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