Lucia Stein
STORY ANGLES - Focuses on public and political implications: Stories often explore societal reactions, political consequences, and public sentiment (e.g., Andrew's titles, Trump's impeachment).
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- 9
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- Sep 12, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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'I think it's Al Qaeda': The man who briefed Bush during 9/11 (opens the original)
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On September 11, 2001, the White House daily intelligence briefer was standing not far from where George W Bush was entertaining a classroom of children when he watched a plane collide into the World Trade Center live on television. Up until that moment Michael Morell had been following the US president on an otherwise normal day as he prepared to discuss education initiatives in Florida. He was joined by White House political adviser Karl Rove, press secretary Ari Fleischer and chief of staff A
The 'profound' reality of Iran's absent war-time leader (opens the original)
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Before a fatal strike killed most of his immediate family and transformed his fate, some doubted Mojtaba Khamenei would ever rule Iran. The second son of late ayatollah Ali Khamenei was a mysterious and rarely seen backroom bureaucrat who was said to wield considerable influence over the Islamic Republic from behind his father's office. But for all the supposed sway the younger Khamenei had, his father did not want him to inherit the power he had spent decades building, and then enforcing with a
The private meeting that may have sparked Harry and Meghan's UK move (opens the original)
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On a quiet summer afternoon in July, King Charles III reunited with his prodigal son, wife and grandchildren at a private residence in the picturesque English countryside. The meeting was one few had thought possible six years after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, made the stunning decision to walk away from the royal family. At Highgrove, far from the prying eyes of the press, the King and his wife Camilla hosted the couple and their children, Archie and Lilibet,
As US burns through interceptors, Ukraine looks for backup elsewhere (opens the original)
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Ukraine has become grimly familiar with the drum of Russia's massive air assaults before dawn, but this month marked a turning point in Kyiv's ability to defend itself from Moscow. Over the past week, Russia continued to launch a barrage of drones and ballistic missiles on its neighbour, and while Kyiv shot down many of the drones, its depleted air defences could not intercept many of the missiles. "Only one ballistic missile was intercepted [on Saturday], simply because there are no interceptor
The Michigan result that could set the tone for the midterms in November (opens the original)
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In what was a high-stakes primary day across five US states, the bitter Democratic Senate battle between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens in Michigan drew the most attention. Dr El-Sayed ultimately won in an incredibly tight race, making him the party's senate candidate for the state in November's midterm elections. After almost all votes were counted, he was ahead of his opponent 48.5 per cent to 47.5 per cent. The result is now expected to influence the Democrats' messaging to voters and how t
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