Gabriella Borter is a U.S. National Correspondent at Reuters. She covers a broad range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and consumer health, with a focus on general assignment news and world affairs. Gabriella's work has been featured in numerous prominent outlets, including Yahoo News, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Globe and Mail.
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Gabriella Borter's coverage primarily focuses on local crime and government & politics, with a strong emphasis on evolving and breaking news stories. Based on this, she would likely be responsive to pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, political developments at the local or national level, as well as unfolding incidents of public interest in her geographic focus.
Given the nature of her articles and their titles that indicate updates or new information emerging from existing news items, she may be particularly interested in sources who can provide real-time updates or expert analysis on developing situations. Additionally, given her specific geographic focus in Lewiston and Maine more broadly, localized angles within larger national stories could also pique her interest.
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By: Gabriella Borter, Nathan Layne
Callie Kaspszak, a 19-year-old registered Republican, was somewhat worried for her health when she heard on Friday that President Donald Trump had tested positive for the coronavirus, two days after she had attended his campaign rally in Minnesota.
By: Gabriella Borter
Some suspects accused of trying to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer also discussed whether they should shoot her in the head and contemplated abducting Virginia Governor Ralph Northam as well, an FBI agent testified on Tuesday.
By: Gabriella Borter, Michael Martina, Tim Reid
When lifelong Democrat Mayra Gomez told her 21-year-old son five months ago that she was voting for Donald Trump in Tuesday's presidential election, he cut her out of his life.
By: Mimi Dwyer, Gabriella Borter
Backers of President Donald Trump ramped up demonstrations on Thursday night against an election they believe was rigged or being stolen, clashing with counter-protesters as vote counting continued in battleground states.
By: Gabriella Borter
The United States recorded its 12th million COVID-19 case on Saturday, even as millions of Americans were expected to travel for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, ignoring warnings from health officials about furthering the spread of the infectious disease.
By: Gabriella Borter, Nathan Layne
Jamie Ewing longs for the day when he can return to teaching his fourth-grade class face-to-face, safely and permanently - but he is not confident that will be the case next week when he is due to go back to his school in the South Bronx.
State Attorney General Ken Paxton, who received a late endorsement from President Trump, is projected to win the Texas Senate Republican primary runoff, according to DDHQ, defeating incumbent John Cornyn.
By: Gabriella Borter, Idrees Alireuters, Jeff Mason
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Joe Biden on Thursday laid out his case for re-election in a fiery State of the Union speech that accused Donald Trump of threatening democracy, kowtowing
Darline Graham and Ralph Norman are projected to advance to a runoff in South Carolina’s Republican Senate primary, according to DDHQ.
By: Gabriella Borter
(Bloomberg) -- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned the US faces dire consequences if it loses out in the AI race with China, highlighting the angst in Washington about its rival's tech advances.
