Lauren Hayes
I’m Lauren Hayes, a journalist covering public policy, civic engagement, and community issues. I earned my Journalism degree from University of Georgia. I started reporting in 2015 for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, focusing on local government and education policy. In recent years, I’ve worked on digital political coverage and voter outreach initiatives. I’m committed to producing accurate, accessible reporting that helps citizens stay informed.
Sailing. Guirec Soudée, record holder for circumnavigating the world in reverse:...
Comment vous sentez-vous après presque 95 jours en mer?"Je vais super bien. Hyper heureux d'être arrivé au bout, d'avoir accompli ce projet un peu...
Donald Trumps golf outings have cost Americans more than $100 million...
A passion that costs Americans dearly. Since his return to the White House in January 2025, Donald Trump has played golf more than one...
Sport: a defeat and regrets for ASB, end of the adventure...
Biterrois sports clubs results for the weekend of March 28 and 29, 2026.
Football: Seniors of ASB left with regrets
The Biterrois team ended up losing...
The most serious threat since the British burned the Capitol: How...
Washington's architectural heritage is under scrutiny as President Donald Trump pushes forward with plans to renovate and modify several historic buildings in the capital....
Ligue 2: Under pressure, a major club ready to be sold
In the midst of a fight to stay in the league, a Ligue 2 club is about to experience a decisive week. Internal changes...
United States: S&P 500 Heads Toward Worst Quarter Since 2022
By Chibuike Oguh
The American stock market index S&P 500 is set to close its worst quarter in four years this Tuesday, reflecting investors' caution...
Football. Italy, the latest opponent of the Blues… Who can still...
There are six spots left. Six teams can still qualify for the first World Cup featuring 48 nations in history. From June 11 to...
It is necessary to unplug the pump and plug in the...
The executive has agreed to help certain professionals greatly affected by the rise in gasoline prices, but refuses to generalize these checks to all...
Malick Fofana undergoes a new ankle surgery
Malick Fofana back to competition on March 19 after an ankle sprain in October, is operated on again, says OL on Monday.
Malick Fofana...
Edouard Philippe: Can a former Prime Minister become a future President?
Since this weekend, he is back in the saddle in the race to the Elysée! Post-municipal effect. The bet was risky, to be elected...
