- Lead production for and speak on weekly Getting to the Bottom of It podcast covering GW and DC news- Research, create scripts, interview guests, and edit audio for 10+ minute episodes on ranging topics - Create and maintain strong relationships with sources, helping break numerous stories

- Directed and managed assignments for 20+ reporters for metro beat of news section, serving as head journalist for local crime and GW legal issue stories by speaking with law enforcement and tracking cases- Wrote and edited 3+ stories per week and interviewed dozens of sources- Pioneered coverage tactics for unprecedented events, including Gaza protests and arming of GW Police Department officers

- Led production for and spoke on weekly Getting to the Bottom of It podcast covering GW and DC news- Researched, created scripts, interviewed guests, and edited audio for 10+ minute episodes on ranging topics - Created and maintained strong relationships with sources, helping break numerous stories

- Wrote weekly stories and blogs on GW and DC news- Hired as youngest staff member in Volume 119 of 2nd oldest newspaper in Washington, DC

- Collaborate with team of spokespeople to manage public relations for criminal, civil, antitrust, civil rights, national security, and environmental cases in Office of Public Affairs- Monitor progress of prosecutions and settlements and evaluate relevant legal documents, including for Office of Attorney General, Office of the Deputy Attorney General, Criminal Division, Civil Rights Division, and National Security Division- Track congressional proceedings related to DOJ and craft appropriate responses- Write press releases, readouts, and blogs for all DOJ divisions and communicate with attorneys for information- Compile news coverage packages on DOJ operations and share with appropriate divisions to inform actions, e.g. Antitrust Division, Office of Special Counsel Jack Smith, ands Office of the Solicitor General- Work directly with AG, DAG, and assistant attorney generals by writing speeches, preparing for interviews, and advancing public appearances- Extended return internship offer to continue working on multiple historic cases

- Spearheaded daily legislative tasks for Office of US Senator Richard Blumenthal from CT, who is a member of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary and Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs- Conducted research for staffers on issues constituents care about, including national security, civil rights, and the economy - Wrote in-depth policy memos for staffers to inform office legislation, e.g. fentanyl crisis and foreign military growth- Addressed hundreds of constituent inquiries per week by answering calls and sorting mail- Hosted and heard from interest groups and conducted tours around the Capitol Building

- Planned and coordinated international politics and law speaker events for 2nd largest chapter of nationwide organization- Developed marketing strategies to boost event awareness and attendance

- Authored weekly stories on local affairs and managed business operations alongside founders of localnews network as only accepted summer intern

- Secured election victory by phone banking and canvassing hundreds of homes as well as developingcampaign materials