Tiziana Dearing is a Host at Radio Boston. She focuses on a diverse range of themes including regional interest, world news, politics, and culture, with particular attention to elections, public policy, and corporate finance. Tiziana's work has been featured in WBUR and SAFE STREETS STRONG COMMUNITIES.
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Tiziana's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in Massachusetts, particularly Boston. She also covers cultural and societal topics relevant to the area.
Given her focus, Tiziana would likely be most responsive to pitches related to local government policies or changes that directly impact the lives of people in Massachusetts or Boston. Pitches could include expert commentary from local policymakers, community leaders, or academics with insights into the specific issues she covers.
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By: Rob Lane, Tiziana Dearing
The Red Sox are headed to Yankee Stadium for a four-game weekend series with potential postseason implications. Boston Globe sportswriter Alex Speier joins WBUR's
More than a dozen municipalities in Massachusetts have turned off cameras or ended their contracts with Flock Safety, the company that makes the swath of automated license plate readers.
By: Rob Lane, Tiziana Dearing
Liya, who fled Afghanistan after American forces withdrew from the country in 2021, joins WBUR's Morning Edition to reflect on five years of life in the United States. We are using Liya's nickname because she fears she and her family may face scrutiny over their immigration status.
By: Stephanie Brown, Tiziana Dearing
The plan raises questions about how immigration officers might deploy the robots, and whether selling them to ICE could violate a pledge Boston Dynamics made about the use of its technology.
The races for November are set. Sen. Ed Markey will be on the ticket for Democrats. The veteran progressive fended off a challenge from Congressman Seth Moulton, who called for generational change.
By: Tiziana Dearing, Rob Lane
Sen. Ed Markey added yet another pelt to his wall Tuesday, decisively turning back challenger Seth Moulton in this year's Democratic Senate primary. George Bachrach, who managed Markey's first run for Congress in 1976, joined WBUR's Morning Edition to reflect on the strategy and instincts that have powered Markey's 50-year career on Capitol Hill.
By: Rob Lane, Tiziana Dearing
Sen. Ed Markey, Rep. Richard Neal and Rep. Stephen Lynch were among a slew of veteran Massachusetts lawmakers who fended off younger challengers in Democratic state primaries this week. Their election victories came despite a national narrative that Democratic voters want new blood.
Evan Hubinger, a researcher at the AI company Anthropic, waded into an increasingly frenetic argument over the speed of AI development Tuesday. "We really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is >10% within the next decade," Hubinger wrote on X
By: Tiziana Dearing, Rob Lane
Flight attendant Jeff Collman was aboard American Airlines Flight 11 when it crashed into the World Trade Center's North Tower on September 11, 2001.
By: Tiziana Dearing, Rob Lane
Pressure is mounting for lawmakers to strengthen regulations on artificial intelligence development following warnings from two researchers. Jacob Coxon, a
