Ambreen Ali
Joined January 2010
Ambreen Ali reports for Congress.org. She has covered the White House for Bloomberg, dispatched from New Delhi for AFP, and covered local news at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. She holds a graduate degree from the Medill School of Journalism and studied finance at the University of Washington.
Roundup: Pennsylvania faces union fight written by Ambreen Ali
A national conservative group is helping tea parties in the Keystone state prepare for a possible union standoff there.
Roundup: Protesters gear up on Libya written by Ambreen Ali
The president is expected to give a key speech this evening as anti-war protesters plan actions nationwide.
Roundup: Boehner feels tea party heat written by Ambreen Ali
Conservative activists are launching a new campaign against the House speaker to demand greater budget cuts.
Roundup: Monsanto protests planned written by Ambreen Ali
Consumer advocates concerned about genetically modified food plan to gather in D.C. and other cities this weekend.
Roundup: Ads target sugary drinks written by Ambreen Ali
An advocacy group plans to launch a media campaign that raises awareness of the health effects of sugary beverages.
Roundup: Baldwin to visit D.C. written by Ambreen Ali
Actor Alec Baldwin plans to lobby Congress and White House officials for arts funding as part of a national advocacy day.
Roundup: Activists mark war anniversary written by Ambreen Ali
Hundreds gathered in Washington, D.C., Saturday to mark the eighth anniversary of the Iraq war.
Roundup: Union protests like tea parties written by Ambreen Ali
Both grassroots movements grew out of reaction to the policies of newly elected lawmakers.
King hearings called witch hunt written by Ambreen Ali
Hearings on the radicalization of Muslim Americans set to begin today in the House have provoked a volatile national debate.
Roundup: Many freshmen are millionaires written by Ambreen Ali
Many new congressional members have more personal wealth than the people who helped elect them.
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