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Juliann Ventura

Juliann Ventura

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Breaking News Reporter, The Hill

Biography

Washington-based political reporter covering Congress, The White House, The Supreme Court and other federal institutions. Bylines in The Washington Post, ProPublica, and many other publications.

Final Covers

International Politics , National Politics , Foreign Policy , Campaigns , Elections

Doesn’t Cover

Everything except football. Might be interested in cycling.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 5188

  • FIERY DISCOURSE: Lt. Gov. Beckwith fields questions in heated Johnson County town hall

    By Juliann Ventura Verified, Marilyn Odendahl Verified| The Indiana Citizen@ Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith stands before a passionate group of Hoosiers concerned about issues ranging from school vouchers to immigration at a town hall in Franklin, Ind. on March 31, 2025. (Photo/Juliann Ventura)By Juliann Ventura The Indiana Citizen April 3, 2025When Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith made his way to the front of a group of Hoosiers at a Johnson County town hall Monday evening, the spirited crowd of nearly 100 people was ready with hot-button questions.

    By Juliann Ventura Verified, Marilyn Odendahl Verified · The Indiana Citizen

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Beckwith’s $3M budget request raises questions on mental health efforts

    By Juliann Ventura Verified| The Statehouse File Verified Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith sidestepped questions over how the $3 million increase in spending for faith-based initiatives in his office could specifically address mental health concerns in an interview with The Indiana Citizen, brushing aside questions over whether he was potentially referring to conversion therapy when he testified before state lawmakers that some of it could be spent on mental health programming.

    By Juliann Ventura Verified · The Statehouse File

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • FAITH-BASED BOOST: Lt. Gov. Beckwith’s $3M budget request raises questions on mental health efforts

    By Juliann Ventura Verified, Marilyn Odendahl Verified| The Indiana Citizen@ Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith asked the Senate Appropriations Committee for an additional $3 million for faith-based initiatives. (Photo/screenshot)By Juliann Ventura The Indiana Citizen April 2, 2025Indiana Lt. Gov.

    By Juliann Ventura Verified, Marilyn Odendahl Verified · The Indiana Citizen

    Apr. 02, 2025

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Company Info

The Hill

The Hill is a Washington, D.C.-based newspaper and digital media company founded in 1994 and owned by Nexstar Media Group since 2021. It specializes in nonpartisan reporting on U.S. politics, policy, business, and international relations, with a strong focus on Congress, the presidency, and election campaigns. The publication attracts around 32 million monthly online viewers and offers a print edition distributed free in Washington, D.C., including to congressional offices. The Hill provides real-time political news, analysis, and commentary through its website, featuring sections dedicated to campaigns, executive branch coverage, and the impact of policy on business. It also publishes a compact-format daily newspaper when Congress is in session and offers multimedia content, including blogs from lawmakers and contributors. The Hill primarily serves political professionals, such as lawmakers and lobbyists, as well as general readers interested in U.S. politics.

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

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Founded: 1994