Tess Owen is a Senior Video Correspondent at WSJ. She covers a range of themes including publishing and media, AI and machine learning, as well as regional interest and world news, particularly in the APAC region. Tess's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The New Yorker, New York Magazine, The Guardian, and WIRED.
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Tess Owen's focus is on evolving and breaking news stories related to politics, extremism, protests, terrorism, and hate crimes. She covers high-impact events that are often at the intersection of political and social issues.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, pitches should be timely with a focus on providing unique angles or exclusive insights into ongoing developments in these areas. Experts with direct involvement in or deep knowledge of extremist movements, law enforcement responses to such activities, protest dynamics, or political implications would likely capture her interest.
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By: Tess Owen
I spent a month in her head. I was surprised by what I found.
By: Tess Owen
Backed by Silicon Valley titans, Leading the Future has raised huge sums to promote pro-AI candidates on both side of the aisle.
By: Tim Marchman, Tess Owen
Trump's newly installed press secretary tells WIRED that in the early 2010s, she promoted a product for a company then called Beachbody, which she described as “sort of a pyramid scheme.”
By: Tess Owen, Tim Marchman
6 pts The short-lived White House press secretary was listed as an adviser to a Kristi Noem-linked company that aims to use AI for mining. Both the company and she say she never worked there.
21 pts As Election Day approaches, the billionaire's longstanding relationships with GOP leaders in Texas are under scrutiny.
As Election Day approaches, the billionaire’s longstanding relationships with GOP leaders in Texas are under scrutiny.
By: Tess Owen, David Gilbert
So far, Department of Justice-led efforts to sow chaos, even as Americans are already voting, have fallen flat.
By: Tess Owen, David Gilbert
Influencers, watchdogs, and MAGA pundits are convinced that election fraud is everywhere today, despite a lack of apparent evidence.
Leading the Future, backed by Silicon Valley's biggest billionaires, had a war chest of $100 million and an aggressive stance against AI regulation. All of it didn't add up to much on Tuesday night.
