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Covering Trump for @WSJ. I talk a lot about Utah. I write more stories than X posts, see link below. Send tips to natalie.andrews@wsj.com. Signal: natwrites.10

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Natalie Andrews’s Biography

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Social media editor for Wall Street Journal in Washington DC
I love news -- our ability to tell stories that raise awareness, make a difference, and inspire is a power that should be treasured.

Natalie Andrews’s Journalist Portfolio

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Islamic State Pushes Social-Media Battle With West

Islamic State Pushes Social-Media Battle With West

The gruesome James Foley execution video released this week by Islamic State marks the highest-profile offens…

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What's Your Excuse to Watch the World Cup?

What's Your Excuse to Watch the World Cup?

During the World Cup, many working men and women come down with a bad case of soccer fever. Natalie Andrews s…

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Iraq War Veterans Weigh In: What U.S. Should Do Next - Washington Wire - WSJ

Iraq War Veterans Weigh In: What U.S. Should Do Next - Washington Wire - WSJ

As the crisis in Iraq heats up, many are weighing in on how the U.S. should respond. We asked members of the …

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Mother shocked to find her face on revenge porn site | KSL.com

Mother shocked to find her face on revenge porn site | KSL.com

Remove my photos! Between the calls and the emails, Dujanovic and Esplin found themselves in a virtual world …

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Is waiting a year for kindergarten right for your child? | KSL.com

Is waiting a year for kindergarten right for your child? | KSL.com

Principal of Highland Park Elementary Shelley Halverson believes those opportunities can happen in kindergart…

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5 apps parents should know about | KSL.com

5 apps parents should know about | KSL.com

SALT LAKE CITY - Find a teen, find a cellphone. Where Vine is the place for short videos, Keek is the place f…

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GOP Leaders Speak With McConnell Amid Questions About Health

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By Maya Davis, Natalie Andrews Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Office of 84-year-old Kentucky senator has revealed few details about his hospitalization Sen. Mitch McConnell on Capitol Hill in May. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Allies of Sen. Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) said Tuesday they have had in-depth conversations with the hospitalized lawmaker in recent days, looking to bat down rumors that his health had sharply deteriorated. The 84-year-old senator, who has used a wheelchair to move around Capitol Hill, was hospitalized June 14.
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Inside the White House Campaign to Overturn a World Cup Red Card

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By Brian Schwartz, Natalie Andrews Verified, Joshua Robinson Verified
| Tovima
Μake us preferred on Google In the hours after the U.S. secured its first victory in a World Cup knockout match in more than 20 years last Wednesday, the mood inside the White House was anything but celebratory. The game, held 2,400 miles away in Santa Clara, Calif., had been marred by a controversial red card for the Americans’ top scorer at this tournament, striker Folarin Balogun—and it meant he would be automatically suspended for the next match.
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Inside the White House Campaign to Overturn a World Cup Red Card

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By Brian Schwartz, Natalie Andrews Verified, Joshua Robinson Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
The decision by FIFA to rescind U.S. striker Folarin Balogun’s one-game suspension followed a rapid response from the Trump administration—and a personal call from the president. FIFA president Gianni Infantino, right, awarded President Trump with the FIFA Peace Prize during the World Cup draw.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Nightbeat crime reporter.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have an antique pink typewriter in my office at home, sitting next to my iMac!

How is social media changing news?

News is instantaneous. Which is awesome - we can tell better stories with an expanded reach. Like it or not, errors are also caught.

Awards

Shorty Award

2013 - Finalist - Social media for news
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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2012 - 1st Place, Best use of social media
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