When I was a little girl, after realizing I hated the math that was required to be a doctor, I became obsessed with the idea of being a "news lady." I grew up watching the CBS Affiliate in my hometown of Boston, Massachusetts and dreamed of becoming the popular female anchor, Lisa Hughes. As I grew older, journalists like Lisa Lang and Barbara Walter continued to inspire me. Barbara was actually a part of my decision to apply to and ultimately attend Sarah Lawrence College. My drive at the time wasn't necessarily journalism, but storytelling. I loved writing and wanted to use mine to tell stories that made an impact.
Below is a sampling of my work from spanning from my first ever blog post on The White House website to my time as a Nationally Syndicated reporter for Sinclair Broadcast Group.
Experts warn we need to prepare for widening boundaries in the War on Terror.
Ahead of Hillary Clinton's historic nomination, new and seasoned delegates celebrate the moment.
Optimistic supporters of Bernie Sanders gathered at the Democratic national Convention with an eye towards the future.
The incident that left a Pennsylvania boy in the hospital after he fell from a roller coaster Thursday was the latest in a string of accidents at theme parks this week.
ThinkProgress has a new vision for American Politics, and they're taking action to make it a reality.
The death of the notorious lion has caused international outcry, leading some to questions the baiting practices responsible.
Senators and child advocates were disappointed when the CEO of BackPage failed to appear for a Senate trial.