Lauren Giella is a National Reporter at Newsweek. Her reporting primarily focuses on breaking and trending U.S. and international news, with significant coverage in politics, policy, trials, elections, and the war in Ukraine. Lauren's work has been featured in various publications, including The Charlotte Observer, Miami Herald, and The Telegraph.
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Lauren Giella's coverage predominantly focuses on education, healthcare, and politics. She often covers stories related to high school debate, education opportunities, nursing homes, hospitals, and political debates. Her articles also include government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Lauren Giella
Every summer , straight men begrudgingly turn on Peacock to watch over 30 episodes of Love Island with their partners.
Love Island’s bromance beat romance this summer
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What’s on our radar this week
By: Lauren Giella
On the sidewalks of the South Bronx, where residents usually hear the bouncing of basketballs or the clack of a metal baseball bat, the sounds of dense lacrosse balls whipping into the back of goals fill the neighborhood.
Former Congressman George Santos probably thought serving jail time for identity theft and wire fraud was going to be his toughest trial.
After prison and Congress, Santos reports for reality-TV duty.
Former Congressman George Santos probably thought serving prison time for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft was going to be his toughest trial.
By: Lauren Giella, H. Alan Scott
What's on our radar this week
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What's on our radar this week.
