Shia Kapos is a Reporter at POLITICO. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, security policy, and technology, with a particular focus on elections and artificial intelligence. Shia's work has been featured in Yahoo News, NewsBreak, E&E News, CDC Gaming Reports, and MSN.
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Shia Kapos has a strong focus on government and politics, with particular attention to Chicago and the Democratic Party. Pitches should center around political developments in these areas or offer insights into government policies, especially those affecting Chicago or related to the Democratic Party.
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