Thomas Westerholm is a Life & Trends Reporter at Newsweek based in Michigan. His work primarily focuses on trending topics, particularly in the realms of technology, consumer tech, and healthcare. Thomas has been featured in various publications including Media Industry Observer, The Sacramento Bee, and the Miami Herald.
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Thomas Westerholm's coverage mainly focuses on sports and entertainment news, particularly in basketball and NFL. His articles often include event coverage and evolving stories with a focus on athlete interviews, making him likely to be interested in pitches related to exclusive player insights or behind-the-scenes stories from major sporting events.
Given his interest in sports media and commentary, he may also welcome pitches that offer expert analysis or insider perspectives on trending topics within the world of sports.
It’s worth noting that Thomas has a keen eye for heartwarming or emotional moments involving athletes, which could provide an angle for engaging story ideas.
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Thomas Westerholm Over the past few decades, life expectancy in the United States appears to have stalled, and a new study might have identified the reason.
Thomas Westerholm A man in his 30s was learning to surf when he took a bad hit from a wave as he stood and twisted, and he felt a sharp pain in his lower back.
Apple's biggest consumer products could soon become more expensive, as the iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods are expected to join the wave of price increases already affecting much of the company's hardware lineup.
Thomas Westerholm A huge asteroid is expected to narrowly miss Earth in 2029, but scientists still have concerns—not about Earth, but about the asteroid itself.
Thomas Westerholm A new study suggests that COVID-19 may reactivate dormant viruses already hiding in the body.
A new gate is launching at Charlotte's Douglas International Airport, and it could be a big time-saver for travelers.
Thomas Westerholm A financial expert has warned iPhone users on social media that a stolen device could give thieves access to a surprising number of their accounts.
Apple has changed trade-in values for dozens of iPhone models, raising the maximum credit available for many devices while leaving some unchanged.
A woman was left intensely scared as she filmed herself and her dog enduring a massive earthquake in Colombia.
Thomas Westerholm Coffee could be linked to a lower risk of death and recurrence among women diagnosed with breast cancer, according to a new study.
