Solange Reyner is a correspondent at Newsmax. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, international affairs, and health and wellness, with a focus on current affairs and regional interest stories. Solange's work has been featured in MSN, Hot Air, Wtma Newstalk 1250, WLS, Newsmax Media, Inc., and NewsBreak.
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Solange Reyner's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and legal policy regulation. She would likely be most responsive to pitches offering insights or commentary from experts in the fields of law, government, or political analysis.
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9/11 Families United Chair to Newsmax: 'No Accountability' 25 Years Later
The leader of a group representing Sept. 11 victims' families said Thursday that the United States has failed to teach young people what happened in the attacks and that no one has been held accountable 25 years later.
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By: Solange Reyner
Pigott to Newsmax: US 'Monitoring Very Closely' as Houthis Tighten Grip on Red Sea
By: Solange Reyner
State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said Saturday that the Trump administration is watching the Red Sea closely and pointed to expanded energy supplies as Houthi forces completed a takeover of Yemen's Red Sea coast.
Pro-Israel Group Launches Hotline to Out Firms Cutting Off Israelis
Amodei, Almat, and Musk Agree on Slowing AI Development
The chief executive of Anthropic called Saturday for artificial intelligence developers to slow the rate at which they make their systems more capable, drawing quick public support from OpenAI's Sam Altman and Elon Musk.
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