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Student journalist at The Harvard Crimson, intern at the Wall Street Journal and Boston Globe. I do investigations, study history, work on audience engagement, and cover politics.

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A Secret at the Hearth of Adams House | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson

A Secret at the Hearth of Adams House | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson

A fireplace in Adams House has racist caricatures sculpted into its pillars. Without a word, administrators b…

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'A little red pocket on the New Hampshire border': The national fissures splitting a competitive ...

'A little red pocket on the New Hampshire border': The national fissures splitting a competitive ...

The contest for the GOP nomination between a hard-line and a moderate Republican is a brass-knuckle brawl of …

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The Crimson Klan

The Crimson Klan

The Ku Klux Klan's presence at Harvard throughout the twentieth century, though it waxed and waned, was clear…

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The strange Mass. crime wave over catalytic converters and the bill aiming to curb theft - The Bo...

The strange Mass. crime wave over catalytic converters and the bill aiming to curb theft - The Bo...

In Cambridge alone, Police Department spokesperson Jeremy Warnick said police get a call over a missing conve…

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Harvard Professor's Paper Claiming 'Comfort Women' in Imperial Japan Were Voluntarily Employed St...

Harvard Professor's Paper Claiming 'Comfort Women' in Imperial Japan Were Voluntarily Employed St...

A paper by Harvard Law School Japanese legal studies professor J. Mark Ramseyer that claims sex slaves taken …

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Meet the generals leading COVID response in Philippines, Indonesia

Meet the generals leading COVID response in Philippines, Indonesia

The Philippines and Indonesia are the two laggards of Southeast Asia in controlling the coronavirus pandemic.…

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House Dems send health care wishlist to Jeffries

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By Simon Levien Verified
| RamaOnHealthcare
House Dems send health care wishlist to Jeffries Politico September 25, 2026 By Simon J. Levien If they win in November, Democrats want to roll back Trump’s megabill, expand access to care, and win over the Make America Healthy Again movement. House Democrats’ health policy wishlist, should the party have a majority next year, includes winning over Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s followers, alongside rolling back what Republicans have done to reduce government health care funding.
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House Dems send health care wishlist to Jeffries

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By Simon Levien Verified
| Yahoo Verified
House Democrats' health policy wishlist, should the party have a majority next year, includes winning over Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s followers, alongside rolling back what Republicans have done to reduce government health care funding. It also includes the traditional Democratic priorities like expanding health insurance coverage and protecting abortion access.
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Inside Congress Live

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By Simon Levien Verified, Calen Razor Verified
| POLITICO Verified
Lawmakers on both sides are jockeying for the top spots on House’s most powerful health panels. If Florida Rep. Kathy Castor wins reelection in her competitive race, her next step might be leading the Democrats’ health care agenda on the Energy and Commerce Committee, according to two people familiar with her thinking granted anonymity to speak candidly.
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Awards

Associated Collegiate Press Story of the Year — 1st Place in Climate Reporting

2021 - Climate Journalism

Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Awards New England Chapter — Finalist (x2)

2021 - In-Depth Reporting