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Sarah Fortinsky

Washington, D.C., United States

Breaking News Reporter at The Hill

Breaking News Reporter at The Hill | @penn alum | [email protected]

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  • Trump administration orders Michigan coal plant to remain open

    1 week ago | thehill.com | Sarah Fortinsky

    The Trump administration has issued an emergency order directing a coal-fired power plant in Michigan to remain open for operation through at least the end of summer. The J.H. Campbell Plant in West Olive was originally slated to shut down on May 31, as part of a transition to cleaner energy.

  • Trump pardon policy ‘pretty gross’: Marc Short

    1 week ago | thehill.com | Sarah Fortinsky

    Marc Short, former chief of staff to Vice President Pence, said on Tuesday he thinks the Trump administration has pursued a “pretty gross” approach to pardon policy. In an interview on “CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip,” the conservative commentator said that while he’ll defend a lot of Trump’s policies, “I have no interest in defending his pardon policy.”“I think it’s been pretty gross,” Short added, noting he disagreed with the pardon policy of the first Trump administration, as well.

  • Musk says he’s disappointed in ‘big, beautiful bill,’ saying it ‘undermines’ DOGE’s work

    1 week ago | thehill.com | Sarah Fortinsky

    Tech billionaire Elon Musk — who spearheaded the cost-cutting efforts at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) — said he was “disappointed” to see the massive legislative package of Republican priorities make it through the House.

  • Harvard revokes a professor’s tenure for the first time in decades

    1 week ago | thehill.com | Sarah Fortinsky

    Harvard University revoked the tenure of a prominent behavioral scientist and business professor who was accused of manipulating data in her published work. A spokesperson for the university confirmed on Tuesday that Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino’s tenure has been revoked, marking the end of a chapter in the long-running dispute between Gino and the university, which is ongoing in court.

  • Two Secret Service agents suspended over on-duty altercation

    1 week ago | thehill.com | Sarah Fortinsky

    Two Secret Service agents were suspended after getting into a physical altercation last week that was captured on video and circulated online. A Secret Service spokesperson confirmed the authenticity of the video, which depicted two female officers getting into a physical fight while on duty.

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Sarah Fortinsky
Sarah Fortinsky @sfortinsky
6 May 25

Noem says travelers lacking Real ID can still fly, for now https://t.co/ncbQvjLoHj A senior DHS official said travelers without REAL IDs “will be notified of their non-compliance, may be directed to a separate area and may receive additional screening."

Sarah Fortinsky
Sarah Fortinsky @sfortinsky
5 May 25

RT @tab_delete: Major university presidents have an obligation to face their own communities and not just the national press 🗣️

Sarah Fortinsky
Sarah Fortinsky @sfortinsky
28 Apr 25

RT @thehill: Trump "disappointed" in Russia, tells Putin to "stop shooting" and sign Ukraine deal https://t.co/FTk4DzYmHf