Tatyana Tandanpolie is a journalist and writer who focuses on politics, social justice, and current events. Her work has been featured in publications such as Salon Media Group, Inc., Truthout, Yahoo News, and Columbus Monthly. Tatyana's articles often delve into controversial topics and provide critical analysis of political figures and events.
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Tatyana's coverage is primarily focused on legal policy regulation and evolving stories within the realm of government and politics in the United States. She seems particularly interested in breaking news related to high-profile legal cases, political controversies, and matters concerning civil rights.
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By: Tatyana Tandanpolie
Even Oklahoma's Republican attorney general backs Richard Glossip — but court is focused on "procedural niceties"
Mitch McConnell-allied PAC, crypto donors "flooding" airwaves in Ohio race between Sherrod Brown and Bernie Moreno.
Running neck-and-neck against Sen. Sherrod Brown, the Trump-backed Republican angered women with dismissive comment.
As worries grow after Dobbs, experts fear restricting no-fault divorce could be a death sentence for some women.
It's "very, very, very, very, very unlikely" Trump could unilaterally bypass Senate to install Cabinet picks.
Though less problematic than Matt Gaetz, Pam Bondi made a series of "incredibly dangerous" comments.
By: Tatyana Tandanpolie
A federal appeals court decision could have a "chilling effect" on advocates and health care providers
U.S. v. Skrmetti could have "enormous impact" for the "whole field of sex discrimination," law professor warns.
The judgment doesn't just "evaporate just because you become president," former NY AG prosecutor says.
Without a definitive explanation for purported drone sightings, idle speculation has filled the void
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