Lawyers for Luigi Mangione petition for the withdrawal of criminal accusations by the state.
Sareen Habeshian: The Rapid-response Journalist
Hey there! Let's talk about Sareen Habeshian, a dynamic news reporter giving us the scoop on politics, policy, and current events for Axios Newsdesk. This breaking news kat is all about rapid-response journalism!
Sareen's passion for storytelling didn't just crop up overnight. It blossomed during formative years in Armenia, where she witnessed underrepresented narratives in diaspora communities. Her journalistic focus was set, and she's been a force to reckon with ever since.
Working with the Armenian community features big in Sareen's portfolio. Alongside her reporting on issues relevant to the diaspora, she boasts Armenian-language expertise, thanks to her undergrad studies in Armenian language and literature.
Recent headlines under Sareen's name includes the jaw-dropping arrest of Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan after charges of federal obstruction [1][5], an in-depth look into UC Berkeley’s foreign funding investigation [1], and keeping tabs on the latest in federal criminal cases [1].
Sareen's reporting style has a keen focus on the localized impacts of national stories, regularly highlighting legal and cultural intersections [1][2]. So, whether it's a federal probe into judicial conduct or university foreign funding, count on Sareen to keep you in the loop!
Sareen Habeshian frequently covers general news and crime and justice sections, demonstrating her strong reporting skills. Her work often includes stories about the local impacts of national events, showcasing her ability to highlight legal and cultural intersections. In a recent development, she reported on the arrest of Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan, who was charged with federal obstruction [1][5], and the investigation into UC Berkeley’s foreign funding [1]. Florida Li, her fellow journalist at Axios Newsdesk, often collaborates with Sareen to bring readers the latest news in their respective section.
