Marcus Cole has covered American and international politics for over two decades. As Editor-in-Chief, he sets the editorial direction for Clear Press and still writes on major political stories. Known for his measured analysis and ability to cut through partisan noise.

Catherine Lloyd oversees daily newsroom operations at Clear Press. A former government analyst turned journalist, she ensures editorial quality, coordinates cross-desk coverage, and manages the reporting staff. She still writes on major policy and governance stories.

Elena Vasquez leads Clear Press's technology coverage, overseeing reporting on AI, platforms, cybersecurity, and consumer tech. Her own reporting emphasizes the human impact of technological change.

James Whitfield leads Clear Press's business and economics desk. He oversees coverage of markets, labor, trade, and corporate strategy while still writing on major economic stories. He translates Wall Street complexity into Main Street clarity.

Priya Nair leads Clear Press's international coverage, coordinating regional correspondents and setting the agenda for global affairs reporting. She brings deep regional expertise and a commitment to centering local perspectives.

Sarah Kim leads Clear Press's science and health desk. With a background in biochemistry, she oversees reporting on research, public health, and environmental policy. She translates complex science into clear, honest reporting.

David Okafor leads Clear Press's culture desk, overseeing coverage of arts, entertainment, education, sports, and social trends. His own work connects pop culture moments to deeper societal currents with warmth and sharp observation.

Angela Pierce has spent eight years in the Capitol press gallery covering legislation, committee hearings, and the mechanics of governance. She specializes in translating procedural complexity into plain language.

Nadia Chen covers financial markets, central banking, and global capital flows. A former commodities trader, she reads earnings calls so you don't have to.

Ben Hargrove covers the Asia-Pacific from trade wars to tech regulation to territorial disputes. His reporting emphasizes the region's growing centrality to global affairs.

Dr. Rachel Webb covers public health, epidemiology, and health systems. A former epidemiologist, she brings clinical rigor to reporting on outbreaks, vaccines, and health policy.

Sophie Laurent covers film, television, music, and the performing arts. She writes criticism that is both rigorous and deeply felt, believing that culture deserves the same seriousness as politics.

Rafael Dominguez covers elections, campaigns, and political movements across the Americas. His reporting bridges domestic and hemispheric politics with a focus on voter behavior and coalition dynamics.

Terrence Banks covers the politics that directly shapes communities — state legislatures, city halls, and ballot initiatives. He believes the most consequential political stories often happen far from the national spotlight.

Owen Nakamura covers artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation. With a background in computer science, he cuts through the noise of AI hype to explain what the technology actually does — and doesn't do.

Zara Mitchell reports on cybersecurity, digital privacy, and surveillance. She covers data breaches, encryption policy, and the ongoing tension between security and civil liberties.

Derek Sullivan covers labor markets, unions, workplace policy, and the future of work. His reporting centers the experiences of workers alongside the data about them.

Amara Osei reports on international trade, supply chains, and economic development. She tracks how goods, capital, and policy decisions flow across borders and reshape economies.

Nikolai Volkov covers European politics, EU institutions, and the post-Soviet space. Born in Riga, he brings a uniquely Central-Eastern European perspective to continental affairs.

Fatima Al-Rashid reports on geopolitics, humanitarian crises, and social change across the Middle East and North Africa. She is committed to nuanced reporting that resists reductive narratives.

Thomas Engel covers climate science, environmental policy, and the energy transition. He tracks the data behind the headlines and reports on both the crisis and the solutions.

Victor Strand covers biotechnology, genetics, and the life sciences. He reports on breakthroughs from CRISPR to drug development with an eye on both the promise and the ethical implications.

Miles Turner covers the intersection of sports, business, and culture. He writes about athletics as a lens into larger questions about money, identity, and community.

Aisha Johnson covers education, social policy, and inequality. Her reporting highlights how institutions serve — or fail — the communities they're meant to support.

Dr. Kevin Matsuda covers medical research, drug development, and clinical trials. With a background in pharmacology, he separates promising findings from premature headlines.

Nina Petrova covers global health, infectious disease, and health equity. She reports on health systems worldwide with a focus on access, equity, and the politics of who gets care.

Liam O'Connor covers consumer technology, platforms, and digital culture. From smartphone launches to social media policy shifts, he tracks how technology reshapes daily life.

Maya Krishnan covers frontier technologies — quantum computing, biotech, space, robotics, and clean energy. She focuses on the path from lab to market and the societal implications of emerging breakthroughs.

Isabella Reyes covers Latin America, the Caribbean, and migration. She reports from both sides of borders to tell complete stories about displacement, development, and resilience.

Dr. Amira Hassan covers space exploration, astrophysics, and planetary science. With a PhD in astronomy, she makes the cosmos accessible without sacrificing accuracy.

Jordan Pace covers mental health, wellness, and the psychology of modern life. Their reporting destigmatizes mental health conversations while maintaining scientific grounding.