John Haltiwanger is a Senior Writer at GZERO Media, where he covers US politics, foreign policy, and geopolitics. With a focus on issues such as conflict, elections, and international affairs, he has reported extensively on global security and public policy. John’s work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News and Business Insider.
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