Stephen M. Lepore is a US Senior Reporter at Daily Mail. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and international affairs, with a focus on breaking news and regional interests. His work has been featured in PIX11, 247 News Around The World, and several other prominent outlets.
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Stephen M. Lepore's coverage encompasses a broad range of topics, including crime, politics, entertainment news, sports and health. Given the prevalence of evolving stories and breaking news in his work, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to unfolding events within these areas.
Consider reaching out with timely expert commentary on ongoing political developments or high-profile crime cases. Pitches that align with Lepore’s focus on government & politics, crime and entertainment news may also resonate well.
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By: Stephen M. Lepore
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By: Stephen M. Lepore
Telle is legally allowed to serve for 210 days as acting secretary, which means Trump would need to replace him by March 31, 2027.
The Texas Senator was one of the many Republicans defeated by Donald Trump in 2016 but is set to tour a new book about Clarence Thomas.
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Republicans are split over license plate-reading cameras made by a single company that has blanketed the United States, raising fears of civil liberties breaches and Big Brother-style surveillance.
Republicans are split over license plate-reading cameras made by a single company that has blanketed the United States, raising fears of civil liberties breaches and Big Brother-style surveillance.
Clancy, 36, faces a retrial after a jury of nine women and three men were unable to agree on whether she was guilty of the murders or manslaughter of her children.
An intense overnight storm knocked down trees and out power in the nation's capital whilst wreaking havoc on the embattled Kennedy Center.
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