W.J. Hennigan is a National Security Correspondent at New York Opinion. He focuses on themes related to aviation and aerospace, with a particular emphasis on the Russia-Ukraine War, Ukraine, Joe Biden, and ESG issues. Hennigan's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, Yahoo Movies Canada, The New York Times, and TIME.
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