Stephanie Whiteside is a journalist focused on national news in the United States. She has written for various news outlets including NewsNation and WDTN-TV, and her work has been featured in several other media organizations such as WJTV 12, WRBL News 3, and KFOR. Stephanie covers a wide range of topics including politics, technology, and current events.
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Stephanie Whiteside's coverage primarily focuses on government, politics, and breaking news in the United States. Her articles often cover evolving stories, breaking news events and government announcements related to crime and legal policy regulation.
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By: Stephanie Whiteside
The boys allegedly passed a threatening note to the teller and were believed to be armed.
The suspect in Riley’s death was previously arrested for shoplifting and released.
By: Stephanie Whiteside
Laken Riley’s death has fueled a national debate over immigration policy and enforcement.
NewsNation ) — Alabama woman Carlee Russell pleaded guilty to filing a false police report and falsely reporting an incident to law enforcement after claiming she was abducted.
The Princess of Wales announced she is undergoing chemotherapy She said cancer was discovered after abdominal surgery earlier in the year
The princess said she is undergoing preventative chemotherapy and asked for privacy.
The agency warned the U.S. government is limited in its ability to help American citizens in Russia.
By: Stephanie Whiteside
NewsNation ) — A New York appeals court agreed to hold off on collecting the more than $450 million former President Donald Trump is liable for if he can put up a bond of $175 million within 10 days.
Remote workers must to switch to hybrid or miss out on promotions The company's hybrid policy requires workers be in office three days a week
Harbor pilots face a one in 20 chance of dying on the job.
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