Down from DC
Natalie Jennings, Phoebe Zerwick, Andrew Braun, Jack Perez, Zoe Kane, Miriam FabryckyA free guide to how the decisions made by our federal government — what’s coming down here, from DC — will affect North Carolinians.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | downfromdc.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Why this Democrat thinks it's his party's year in North Carolina
Welcome back to Down from DC. With early primary voting underway in North Carolina, we are continuing with our series of political Q&As.
Early voting begins this week
Welcome back to Down from DC. Between the Super Bowl and the Winter Olympics, there’s been a lot going on all week for a welcome respite from politics. And that was before the Buddhist monks, whose Walk for Peace took them through dozens of...
A potential ICE facility in Greensboro?
Welcome back to Down from DC. You may remember a story we co-published with The Assembly magazine last fall about the potential re-opening of the Rivers Correctional Institution in Hertford County for immigration detention.
The clickable catastrophe on the coast
Welcome back to Down from DC. This issue was written by Zoe Kane, one of our Wake Forest University student researchers, and edited by Phoebe and Natalie. We are digging out from two weeks of winter snow and ice and looking forward to getti...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Longtime politics editor and newsroom leader (WaPo, Vox). Now freelancing. I co-founded and co-author Down from DC, about how federal policy affects NC. Also: girl mom, newish North Carolinian, LSU alum, tennis obsessive.
North Carolina based journalist and retired professor
Managing Editor at the Old Gold and Black || Intern at Down from DC || Politics & Int'l Affairs student || Wake Forest '27
I am a senior from Wake Forest. On Wake Forest’s campus, I am Video Editor at the Old Gold and Black.
Politics and Journalism Student at Wake Forest University, Intern at Down from DC
Wake Forest '28. Deputy editor at The Old Gold & Black and intern at Down from DC.
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