Nia Prater is a New York Reporter at Intelligencer. She covers a range of topics including New York politics, elections, public policy, and security policy, often focusing on government and legal affairs. Nia's work has been featured in Curbed, Global Finance Herald, MSN, NewsBreak, The Business Herald, and New York Magazine.
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Nia's coverage predominantly revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on evolving stories, legal policy regulation, breaking news, and government announcements. Given this emphasis, she is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer expert commentary or insider perspectives on ongoing political developments in the United States.
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She knew there'd be backlash to her school choice story. She also hopes it'll be worth it.
By: Nia Prater
Tennessee was poised to mark a grim milestone on Wednesday as the U.S. Supreme cleared the way for the execution of Christa Pike, a 50-year-old
Tennessee was poised to mark a grim milestone on Wednesday as the U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the execution of Christa Pike, a 50-year-old
Ten months into the Mamdani administration, education experts and reformers are not impressed.
Last week, Mayor Zohran Mamdani was pressed to respond to Nikole Hannah-Jones 's recent essay chronicling her daughter's challenges in the city's
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Two investigations are underway, the footage is incomplete, and Belgal’s lawyers say the agents never identified themselves.
It's been more than a week since Oscar Belgal was shot in the neck by an ICE agent in the Manhattan and Bronx adjacent–neighborhood of Marble
The Knicks home opener against the 76ers wasn't the only highly anticipated matchup playing out in Manhattan on Tuesday night.
Kamar Samuels submitted to an interrogation at a town hall about school integration, but he didn’t have much to add about his and Mamdani’s plans.
