Harriet Alexander
The Telegraph
New York, NY, United States
Contact Harriet
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Harriet:
Donald Trump admits Joe Biden won the US election
The president repeated allegations that the vote was rigged → Read More
Thirteen charged as FBI thwart 'militia plot to kidnap governor of Michigan'
The Democrat governor of Michigan was the target of a kidnap plot organised by pro-Trump militia, the FBI says → Read More
Donald Trump’s tweet storm decoded: what the 19 all-caps messages were all about
Donald Trump went on a 6am Twitter rant on Monday, firing off 19 tweets, mainly in capital letters, including policy proposals → Read More
Northeastern University kicks out 11 students for coronavirus violations but keeps their $36,500 fee
US universities are struggling to contain the virus as classes return → Read More
What happened on the night of George Floyd's arrest and death?
The death of George Floyd has led to massive protests across the United States → Read More
What happened on the night of George Floyd's arrest and death?
The death of George Floyd has led to massive protests across the United States → Read More
US and Russia blocking UN plan for global ceasefire
The UN Secretary-General has urged warring countries to focus all their attention on fighting coronavirus → Read More
Meghan Markle to give first interview since leaving Royal Family
The Duchess of Sussex is set to talk about Elephant, the Disney film she narrated that began streaming this month → Read More
'People are dying left and right': inside New York's coronavirus battle
10 healthcare workers in New York tell The Telegraph what is happening at the US outbreak epicentre → Read More
Washington DC residents could get 90 days in prison for disobeying coronavirus lockdown
People in Washington DC have been warned they could be imprisoned for three months if they break strict new coronavirus rules as a full lockdown reached the US capital. → Read More
Canada considering loosening euthanasia restrictions
Canada is considering loosening its laws on euthanasia to make it them among the most relaxed restrictions in the world. → Read More
Trump says 'I'm not concerned' after Bolsonaro aide he met tests positive for coronavirus
A Brazilian man who posed for a photo with US President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday has tested positive for coronavirus. → Read More
Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 23 years in prison
Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced by a judge in New York to 23 years in prison – delighting his accusers by imposing a long sentence. → Read More
Harvey Weinstein 'miserable' in Rikers Island prison after falling and hitting his head
Harvey Weinstein is “miserable” in Rikers Island, having suffered a fall at the weekend and ending up concussed, his publicist has said. → Read More
Director of 'tacky' Diana musical defends show ahead of Broadway opening
The director of a new Broadway show telling the life of Diana, Princess of Wales has defended the musical from accusations that it is tacky and inappropriate. → Read More
Harvey Weinstein timeline: Key moments in Hollywood scandal
The scandal surrounding Harvey Weinstein erupted on October 5 2017, with the publication in The New York Times of a first series of accusations from women who claimed to have been harassed or assaulted by the movie mogul. → Read More
Harvey Weinstein trial: Jury finds Hollywood producer guilty of rape
Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of rape and sexual assault by a court in New York. → Read More
Jury in Harvey Weinstein's trial ask if they can deliver a partial verdict
Jurors in the trial of Harvey Weinstein could be unable to reach a verdict on the most serious charges. → Read More
Harvey Weinstein's defence lawyers reprimanded by judge
Harvey Weinstein’s lawyers have been reprimanded by the judge once again for their interviews with the media. → Read More
Laddish larks at CIA revealed during trial of accused WikiLeaks source
Cyber experts with top security clearance at the CIA fought each other with rubber bands, fired foam darts across the office and devised childish pranks to humiliate their colleagues, a court in New York has heard. → Read More