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Ana Radelat is a seasoned journalist with extensive experience covering politics and policy in Washington, D.C. Currently serving as the Washington Correspondent for MinnPost since June 2022, Radelat previously held the same title at The Connecticut News Project and The Connecticut Mirror from December 2011 to November 2021. Radelat's prior experience includes serving as a Washington Correspondent for Capitol News Connection and Gannett News Service, where coverage included critical topics such as energy, health care, and immigration. Additionally, Radelat has worked as an editor at Johns Hopkins University, a Washington correspondent for Thomson News Service, a writer and producer for CNN, and an editor for United Press International. Radelat holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism and a Paralegal degree from the University of Maryland.
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It didn’t look good for the Minnesota media in the spring of 2007. Both Twin Cities daily newspapers were reeling from dramatic revenue drops as the Internet decimated their classified and display advertising, and emerging free online content led consumers to think that maybe they didn’t have to pay for the news. Into this journalistic and economic cauldron came an unlikely new player: MinnPost, a nonprofit, online news organization. We are, and have always been, a nonpartisan enterprise that provides high-quality journalism for people who care about Minnesota. Our award-winning journalists not only provide you with the news but look to analyze that news-- so that you know what it all means. We believe high-quality journalism is a community asset that sustains democracy and quality of life. As Minnesotans, we are working to ensure that this state is informed and civically-minded. We care about what happens to our state just as our readers care. Stay up on the latest from MinnPost's nonprofit newsroom. Subscribe to our daily newsletter.: https://www.minnpost.com/subscribe/