Zane McNeill is a trending news writer at Truthout. They focus on climate change and environmental issues, particularly in the context of lawsuits and cultural movements. Zane's work has been featured in notable publications such as Above the Law, The New Republic, and LGBTQ Nation.
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Zane's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly within the context of far-right politics, immigration, press freedom, and health risks. Given this focus, Zane would be most receptive to pitches involving expert commentary or insights related to these topics.
For example, he may be interested in interviews with experts who can provide analysis on recent legislative developments or share perspectives on pressing political issues such as immigration policies and reproductive rights. Additionally, providing data-driven insights into the impact of specific governmental decisions could also resonate with Zane's coverage area.
Given his broad thematic focus without a specified geographic area of interest, sources from various regions that can offer unique perspectives on these global issues might catch his attention.
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By: Zane Mcneill
“What is Donald Trump hiding?” Rep. Robert Garcia asked.
By: Zane Mcneill
“I am afraid that if I continue my lawsuit, I will personally be subjected to harassment," the plaintiff said.
By: Zane Mcneill
Medical groups sued after hundreds of LGBTQ+ health resources were removed from federal websites.
By: Zane Mcneill
"When a servicemember is deployed and focused on the mission, they deserve to know their family is taken care of."
By: Zane McNeill
A court said she was illegally discriminated against because she's trans, but now a court said that that might be allowed.
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Having survived the most restrictive supermax prison in the country on a trumped-up charge, Eric King tells what he saw.
By: Aine Creedon, Zane Mcneill
By looking back at Hoover-era resistance tactics, how past organizations protected members and sustained their missions under pressure, nonprofits can be better prepared for the continued threats under the Trump administration.
By: Zane McNeill
Hundreds of people protested in New York City, on February 3, 2025, against U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order signed January 28, 2025, to
By: Aine Creedon, Zane Mcneill
Climate change is intersectional—and this demands that nonprofit organizations consider how their missions might require them to address and mitigate climate harms affecting the communities they serve.
