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Ethan Coston
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Editor, TAI News
San Diego, Washington, D.C., United States
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Biography
Ethan Edward Coston is a reporter, editor, and hobby photographer based in San Diego. Currently, he's an associate editor at TAINews. He was previously a government reporter for Spotlight PA, where he covered democracy and extremism. Before that he was an assistant news editor and managing editor for The Triton, UC San Diego's independent digital student newspaper, where he covered campus, local, and state government. He sued the University of California system twice for withholding public records, which resulted in multiple investigations on sexual misconduct on campus. One story in the series won a San Diego SPJ award in 2020. Ethan was an inagural College Journalism Network fellow at CalMatters, where he covered college mental health and the 2020 election. He has experience with website management and WordPress site design. His work has been published by outlets including The North Coast Current, Voice of San Diego, and Prism.
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Republican Pennsylvania state senators to re-introduce bill restricting transgender students in sports
By Ethan Coston Verified| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified HARRISBURG — Republicans in Pennsylvania’s state Senate are poised to make another attempt at restricting transgender athletes in school sports — legislation that is likely to face a higher hurdle than before, but which may provide a political wedge issue, depending on what polling you’re looking at. An avalanche of bill memos was introduced this week in Harrisburg as Pennsylvania’s legislative session officially rolled over into the 2025-26 term.
By Kate Huangpu Verified, Ethan Coston Verified, Ese Olumhense Verified, Charlotte Keith Verified| Spotlight PA Verified Investigative Journalismfor PennsylvaniaGet all of the news and accountability journalism you need fromSpotlight PA. Sign me up
Everything you need to know about requesting, filling out, and returning your mail ballot in Pennsylvania
By Ethan Coston Verified| Votebeat Verified Spotlight PA is a Votebeat partner, and an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s 2022 general election will give registered voters in the state the chance to pick the state’s next governor and U.S. senator as well as U.S. House lawmakers and those who serve in the legislature.
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TAI News