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Katherine Long

Katherine Long

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Assistant Editor, POLITICO

Washington

Biography

Katherine Long is a senior at American University studying journalism with a minor in international studies. She currently serves as the Editor in Chief for AWOL Magazine, an investigative reporting magazine on campus. Topics she enjoys writing about include sexual violence, mental health and video games.

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Public Health, Title IX Education, Video games Mental Health, Immigration Crime

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Total articles 147

  • GOP representative says ‘Left has to look in the mirror too’ after condemning Shapiro arson attack

    By Katherine Long Verified| POLITICO Verified GOP Rep. Dan Meuser said the “Left has to look in the mirror too” after condemning an arson attack against Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, citing what he calls Democrats’ use of “violent and hostile commentary” as a contributing factor for these kinds of attacks. “Our hearts go out to the Shapiro family on this, but they gotta tone it down too,” Meuser, a fellow Pennsylvanian, said in a radio segment on a local conservative talk show the lawmaker posted to his X page Tuesday.

    By Katherine Long Verified · POLITICO

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Gen Z Politicians Don’t Want to ‘Wait Their Turn’

    By Katherine Long Verified| Women Rule Newsletter@ Illustration by Jade Cuevas/POLITICO (source images via AP and iStock) Hi Rulers! You’ve made it to the end of the week. This week we’re taking a look at Gen Z women taking on congressional campaigns. Let’s get to it:Campaign announcements are in full swing as potential candidates eye the 2026 midterms and this year’s upcoming special elections. And two Gen Z women — both Democrats vying for House seats — are set on running their campaigns differently.

    By Katherine Long Verified · Women Rule Newsletter

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Voice of America director sues over the outlet’s closure

    By Katherine Long Verified| POLITICO Verified This is the second suit filed in response to the Trump administration’s executive order gutting the media organization. “Closing down Voice of America would be an incalculable self-inflicted wound for America and deprive the U.S. of a priceless asset,” Director Michael Abramowitz wrote in a letter to VOA employees.

    By Katherine Long Verified · POLITICO

    Mar. 26, 2025

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POLITICO

POLITICO is a leading source for political news and analysis, founded in 2007 by Robert Allbritton, John Harris, and Jim VandeHei. The company has grown significantly since its inception and became a subsidiary of Axel Springer SE in 2021. POLITICO is dedicated to providing nonpartisan journalism and real-time tools to engage audiences interested in politics and policy worldwide. The company offers comprehensive news coverage of political events, policy developments, and power dynamics in North America and Europe. Its subscription-based platform, POLITICO Pro, delivers in-depth policy intelligence, particularly in the healthcare, technology, and energy sectors. POLITICO also publishes a newspaper and a bimonthly magazine, alongside maintaining a strong online presence. With over 1,100 employees, POLITICO serves a diverse audience, including political and public policy professionals, who rely on its insights to navigate the complexities of government and policy.

Arlington, Virginia, United States

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Founded: 2007