Story Hinckley is a National Political Reporter for The Christian Science Monitor, focusing on local politics in the United States, specifically in Oregon and Portland. She covers a range of topics including government shutdowns, speaker elections, primary elections, and the dynamics within the Republican and Democratic parties.
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Story Hinckley's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly within the United States with an emphasis on local news related to Oregon and Portland. She shows interest in providing expert commentary and covering evolving political stories.
If you have insights or expertise regarding political developments in the US, especially those pertaining to House Speaker elections, government shutdowns, activism, or issues specific to swing districts and Black voters that can contribute to ongoing political discussions, it could be of interest for her coverage. Additionally, if you are knowledgeable about Republican or Democratic party dynamics at a national level but with potential implications for local contexts like Oregon and Portland specifically.
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By: Story Hinckley
As parties are grappling with more extreme wings, some state legislatures have responded by forming centrist coalitions across the aisle.
By: Story Hinckley
President Joe Biden’s recent shift on immigration policy shows the challenge of balancing order and compassion. It may also reflect concerns about a coming surge at the border, following the rollback of a pandemic-era measure.
By: Sophie Hills, Henry Gass, Story Hinckley, Christa Case Bryant
The historic indictment of a former president sparked a full range of reactions today, from concern to relief to a mixture of both.
By: Story Hinckley, Peter Grier, Henry Gass
The first-ever criminal charges filed against a former U.S. president opened a chapter of legal vulnerability for Donald Trump. Three other indictments could follow.
By: Story Hinckley
The scion of America’s most famous political family has tapped into a surprising well of grassroots support, at a time when distrust and conspiracy theories surround everything from elections to health to the news itself.
By: Story Hinckley
The Greater Idaho movement highlights the depth of the urban-rural divide in America.
By: Story Hinckley
As the “people’s house” searches for a new speaker, one challenge is that the need for leadership is paired with pressure from an anti-establishment Republican base “more willing to blow up the place,” as one analyst puts it.
By: Story Hinckley
A Democratic Party dispute over which state’s primary election should come first – in New Hampshire or South Carolina – could affect voter participation and enthusiasm.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the best polling third-party presidential candidate in 30 years, announced his running mate today. His campaign remains a long shot, yet could have an outsize influence on the election.
By: Story Hinckley
At a Monitor Breakfast, Democratic Rep. Suzan DelBene talks about the value of different perspectives and how her party can retake the U.S. House this fall.
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