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News Editor @ North by Northwestern
Editor & Reporter @ Medill Magazine
Chapter Member - National Association of Hispanic Journalists

Previously:
- Energy, power, clean tech, renewables, natural disasters § climate
politics for Bloomberg News (Summer 2024)
- National security for Medill News Service (Winter 2024)
- News production at NBC News (Summer 2023)
- Politics for El Espectador (Summer 2022)

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Rafaela Jinich - Medill Magazine

Rafaela Jinich - Medill Magazine

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'Trapped in hell': Battle over solitary confinement brews as Michigan reduces use

'Trapped in hell': Battle over solitary confinement brews as Michigan reduces use

Investigation on solitary confinement use in Michigan published on the front page of The Detroit News.

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'Putin will not stop at Ukraine': Biden presses for more aid to Ukraine in State of the Union - M...

'Putin will not stop at Ukraine': Biden presses for more aid to Ukraine in State of the Union - M...

The president, in his State of the Union address, pledged unwavering support for Ukraine against Russia, warn…

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Supreme Court tilts toward exempting national banks from state laws - Medill on the Hill

Supreme Court tilts toward exempting national banks from state laws - Medill on the Hill

Justices took up a case examining whether national banks can be exempt from state laws, centering on New York…

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Supreme Court tilts toward exempting national banks from state laws - Medill on the Hill

Supreme Court tilts toward exempting national banks from state laws - Medill on the Hill

Justices took up a case examining whether national banks can be exempt from state laws, centering on New York…

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Senate questions FinCEN's effectiveness in combating financial crimes - Medill on the Hill

Senate questions FinCEN's effectiveness in combating financial crimes - Medill on the Hill

The Financial Services Committee scrutinizes FinCEN's effectiveness in combating financial crimes, citing con…

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The Case for Calling People on the Phone

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This is an edition of The Wonder Reader, a newsletter in which our editors recommend a set of stories to spark your curiosity and fill you with delight. Sign up here to get it every Saturday morning. Conversation has become optimized—but not always for the better. We send a quick text instead of making a call, react with an emoji instead of a laugh, and turn catching up into a series of efficient updates.
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Nature’s Most Extraordinary Stories

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This is an edition of The Wonder Reader, a newsletter in which our editors recommend a set of stories to spark your curiosity and fill you with delight. Sign up here to get it every Saturday morning. We often associate wonder with the faraway and the exceptional. But some of the planet’s most extraordinary spectacles unfold every day, largely unnoticed. For a recent Atlantic story, the senior editor Vann R.
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How to Be a Tourist at Home

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This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you through the biggest stories of the day, helps you discover new ideas, and recommends the best in culture. Sign up for it here. Travel has a way of making us curious. We wander unfamiliar streets, strike up conversations with strangers, linger in museums, and notice details that we’d otherwise rush past. But that mindset doesn’t need to be reserved for vacations.
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