Kelly Rissman is a reporter at The Independent, focusing on politics and crime. She has extensively covered the 2024 election, reproductive health issues, and significant legal cases, with a particular emphasis on women's rights. Kelly's work has been featured in notable publications such as Teen Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Insider.
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Kelly Rissman's coverage heavily focuses on evolving and breaking news stories, particularly in the areas of crime, government & politics. She might be interested in pitches related to ongoing legal cases, political scandals or developments, and significant criminal events that have national implications.
Given her focus on both national US news as well as local (Alabama) interests, she may respond well to pitches covering similar topics but with a specific angle or impact on Alabama.
Pitches offering exclusive interviews or insights into high-profile criminal cases or political controversies would likely resonate with Kelly.
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In the three days since Mangione admitted to killing Brian Thompson, nearly 200 donors have flooded his legal defence fund and paid tribute to his ‘sacrifice’
Brittany Boltinhouse is suing the organisers of Miss North Carolina USA for defamation after being stripped of her title
Police are investigating after groups dressed in waders were filmed climbing out of manhole covers across the city
Daraxonrasib, sold as Rasonque, targets a protein that drives tumour growth. The EU is also reviewing the treatment
A pancreatic cancer drug shown to nearly double patients' average survival times has been approved for use in the US.
A Massachusetts mother of three has not denied killing her children. Jurors must now decide whether she was criminally responsible
By: Susie Coen, Kelly Rissman
The suburban mother denied criminal responsibility on mental health grounds at a trial that divided America
She killed her three children in 2023, allegedly while in the throes of postpartum psychosis. Her husband Patrick Clancy still supports her
The one juror who prevented the mother from being acquitted admitted ‘he had reasonable doubt’, another juror claims
By: Kelly Rissman
Three members of the jury revealed details of deliberations in an interview on Tuesday
