Will Pavia is a New York correspondent at The Times. He covers a range of topics including Donald Trump, fraud, corruption, and the Epstein case, while also delving into themes related to animals and animal cruelty. Will's work has been featured in notable publications such as the New Zealand Herald and The Australian.
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Will Pavia's focus is largely on evolving and breaking news stories related to entertainment, government & politics, and culture & society. His coverage includes high-profile legal cases and their societal impact.
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Republican candidate called for the death penalty for migrants who kill American citizens in a speech that also targeted the economy and ‘low-IQ’ Kamala Harris
Eleven works that the pop artist kept to himself are to be sold by the estate of his widow, Dorothy
The Republican candidate arrived at a convention centre in West Palm Beach once victory was assured and, flanked by his family, took his time relishing the moment
They called Bill Clinton ‘the comeback kid’, but Donald Trump’s extraordinary turnaround is only the latest for a man whose life has been filled with them
The president-elect’s son advised his father to give podcast interviews to comedians, influencers and internet personalities
The actress, 78, thought her politics would never harm her career. Now she tells Will Pavia she may never act in a big-budget Hollywood movie again
Middle-Eastern governments have poured billions into an investment firm set up by the president-elect’s son-in-law, the Senate finance committee found
President-elect plans to remove 20 million illegal immigrants in biggest action in US history
The toy tie-in with the new film adaptation starring Ariana Grande have the web address of an adult film company on the packaging
He grew up as a Trekkie contrarian with a fiery approach to conflict — then became an architect of Donald Trump’s Muslim ban. Now he is set to be the new White House deputy chief of staff
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