Jessica Abrahams is a journalist at Yahoo News. She specializes in gender, global development, and international affairs, with a focus on themes such as elections, government, and public policy. Jessica's work has been featured in notable publications including The Telegraph, Prospect Magazine, and Devex.
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Jessica's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including politics, science, and lifestyle. She frequently covers breaking news and evolving stories. Her articles touch on global events such as the Ukraine-Russia war and Prague mass shooting.
Given her broad scope of coverage, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to political developments, scientific discoveries or controversies, social issues with international impact like the Ukraine-Russia conflict or significant cultural trends. However, it is important that any outreach aligns closely with the specific angles that Jessica typically covers within these broader categories.
It's worth noting that while Jessica has covered international events like the Ukraine-Russia war and Prague mass shooting extensively (48% Politics), there are also areas for contributions across Science (17%) and Lifestyle (16%). Therefore experts from various fields should tailor their pitches accordingly to match her diverse themes.
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By: Jessica Abrahams
The world's richest man fell out of favour with the US president last year, but now appears to be rebuilding his influence
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Jessica Abrahams Elon Musk appears to be back on the political scene after meeting Donald Trump this week, as experts warned that his ambition
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Dozens have been killed in violent protests across the country with the Islamic regime at its most vulnerable point yet
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