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Tyler Foggatt's focus is primarily on opinion editorials, government and politics. He appears to be interested in current political events and the individuals involved. Given this focus, he may be particularly responsive to pitches offering expert analysis or commentary on current political issues, policy developments, or profiles of key political figures.
Pitches highlighting unique perspectives on ongoing political debates or providing deep insights into the personal backgrounds of public figures are likely to resonate with Tyler. If you have knowledge about high-profile politicians' decision-making processes or their strategies for navigating complex situations, it could be valuable for Tyler’s coverage.
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By: Michael Schulman, Jelani Cobb, Richard Brody, Allegra Leal, Kelefa Sanneh, Adam Gopnik, Bruce Handy, Inkoo Kang, Tyler Foggatt, David Denby, Sarah Larson
When we watch the actor’s stunts, we are watching someone defy death, over and over again. It’s impossible to look away.
Andrew DeYoung, the writer-director of the cringe comedy “Friendship,” talks about working with his real-life buddies Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd, and the sinkhole of male bonding.
By: Susan B. Glasser, Louis Menand, John Cassidy, Jon Allsop, Jon Lee Anderson, Ruth Marcus, Daniel Immerwahr, Tyler Foggatt, Paul Elie
A widely condemned media bill being passed through the Hungarian parliament provides a dangerous road map for how Trump may escalate his attacks on the press in the future.
By: Justin Chang, Jane Bua, Luis A. Gómez, Dan Greene, Marina Harss, Tyler Foggatt, Michael Schulman, Nick Paumgarten, Hua Hsu, Bill Mckibben, Richard Brody
The movie podcast, which examines the crazy passion projects that directors pursue after their first big hit (“Aloha” or “Speed Racer,” anyone?) celebrates its tenth birthday with a trip to a “Mission: Impossible” exhibition.
By: Ava Kofman, Louis Menand, Jonathan Blitzer, Graciela Mochkofsky, Jon Allsop, Inkoo Kang, E. Tammy Kim, Kelefa Sanneh, Susan B. Glasser, Tyler Foggatt
“Yarvin is spot-on that most of us take democracy for granted,” says the staff writer Ava Kofman. “And there is a profound inability, particularly, I think, in liberal circles . . . to defend it, beyond it being a kind of unquestioned, obvious good.”
In a bid to gain control over her own music, the singer-songwriter rerecorded most of her old studio albums. Then she bought the old ones back. What do we do with the Taylor’s Versions now?
By: Richard Brody, Helen Shaw, Aida Alami, Michael Schulman, Adam Gopnik, Dan Greene, Tyler Foggatt, Ava Kofman, Louisa Thomas, Jennifer Wilson, Anna-Sophia Richard
At a sex-choreography workshop, a writer learned about Instant Chemistry exercises, penis pouches, and nudity riders to train for Hollywood’s most controversial job.
By: Ava Kofman, Jon Lee Anderson, Michael Luo, Oriana Van Praag, Marina Harss, Tyler Foggatt, Peter Hessler, Barry Blitt, Ruth Marcus
Donald Trump’s trade war, and his threats toward Chinese students, have endangered the close economic relationship between the two great powers.
By: Emily Nussbaum, Ina Garten, Kameron Austin Collins, Natan Last, Marina Harss, David Remnick, Rachel Syme, Tyler Foggatt
The legend discusses her new album, her complicated relationship to performing, and recording a duet with Bob Dylan decades after he first asked her to collaborate.
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