Oriana Gonzalez - Profile and Journalist Details

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Venezuelan journalist.

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Total articles 1236

• The First Post-Roe Charges Against Providers Give Anti-Abortion Leaders Hope for More Federal Restrictions

  By Oriana Gonzalez Verified| NOTUS Verified Nearly three years after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the first criminal charges against providers for alleged violations of state abortion bans have been filed, setting the stage for new constitutional questions that the high court will likely have to answer. For anti-abortion advocates, the hope is these cases will test the courts in a way that not only keeps the issue at the forefront, but pushes more legal challenges that could lead to further national restrictions on abortion.

  By Oriana Gonzalez Verified · NOTUS

  Apr. 15, 2025

• Democrats Want to Win the Internet. The Internet’s Liberal Stars Want a Seat at the Table.

  By Oriana Gonzalez Verified| NOTUS Verified As more congressional Democrats embrace social media, progressive influencers are looking at the party and not loving what they’re seeing. The disconnect has already inspired at least three liberal content creators to run for office. “I see the need for more communicators in the Democratic Party. That’s obviously a huge weak point for them,” said Kat Abughazaleh, a content creator with over 200,000 followers on TikTok, who is running for Rep. Jan Schakowsky’s seat in Illinois.

  By Oriana Gonzalez Verified · NOTUS

  Apr. 04, 2025

• The Quest to Replace the Worst Food in Congress

  By Oriana Gonzalez Verified| NOTUS Verified Members of Congress have a lot to contend with on a daily basis: partisan bickering, protesters, reporters constantly asking questions. One thing newer members are surprised they have to deal with, however, is just how terrible the food is on the House side of the Capitol. “You came to Congress, you’re so excited. I’m in this brand new office, it’s beautiful. I have this amazing staff,” first-term Rep. Julie Johnson told NOTUS in an interview.

  By Oriana Gonzalez Verified · NOTUS

  Mar. 31, 2025

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NOTUS

NOTUS is a new publication from The Allbritton Journalism Institute. We're nonprofit. We're nonpartisan. And while others will tell you what's happening or what you should think about it, we're focused on bigger questions: Why? Why is Washington the way it is? And what drives the people who make it so? We cover government, politics, and campaigns with the fresh eyes of newcomers and the expertise of veterans. And we call it like we see it, no matter whose narrative it fits or how many clicks it will get.