Amelia Monroe
Amelia Monroe Pronunciation (she/her)
News Digital Reporter, Washington, D.C.

Amelia Monroe expects to graduate in Spring 2026 with bachelor’s degrees in journalism and mass communication and economics. Monroe has written for the Glendale Star and the Palo Alto Weekly. She is interested in business and politics reporting and hopes to gain more experience at her internship with MadridMedia in spring 2025.

Latest from Amelia Monroe

Solar power growth could slow if Trump keeps promise to kill Biden-era incentives

WASHINGTON – President-elect Donald Trump’s vow to cut incentives for solar power under President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act could undermine a green industry that has exploded in the last decade.


Kelly skeptical, Gallego mum on Trump defense pick – Fox News host Pete Hegseth – who lacks national security experience

WASHINGTON – Pete Hegseth – the Fox and Friends host tapped by President-elect Donald Trump for secretary of defense – lacks national security experience. Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly is skeptical. Others are stunned.


Disconnect on abortion rights cost Kamala Harris, as voters backed ballot measures but not the candidate who supported them

WASHINGTON - Arizona was one of 10 states where voters considered ballot measures to expand abortion rights. Seven of those passed, including Arizona’s Prop. 139, but that wave of support didn’t deliver victories Democrats assumed would come their way.

Demonstration near the Washington Monument with people holding signs, including “ROE ROE ROE YOUR VOTE” and “PROJECT 2025.”

Arizona enshrines abortion rights, ends 15-week ban as Proposition 139 sails to approval

Arizona voters have enshrined abortion rights in the state constitution, approving Proposition 139 by a decisive margin of nearly 2-1. Passage means Arizona will protect a woman’s right to terminate pregnancy through fetal viability – roughly nine weeks beyond the state’s current 15-week ban.


Arizona is launching PFAS mitigation efforts ahead of the EPA deadline. But critics say it isn’t enough

WASHINGTON – In response to persistent contamination from PFAS, a known “forever chemical,” the EPA, Arizona and other government agencies are coming up with strategies to maintain a clean water supply. Critics say what they are doing is not enough.


Republicans falsely link illegal immigration to federal relief funds as Hurricane Milton slams Florida

WASHINGTON – As Hurricane Helene pushed disaster relief to the political forefront, former President Donald Trump and other Republicans have leveled false claims about FEMA diverting funds to help migrants.


Arizona has seen growth in clean energy jobs under Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act, at a cost Republicans call wasteful

WASHINGTON – The 2-year-old Inflation Reduction Act gives incentives for clean energy projects. Democrats tout job growth and progress against climate change, but Republicans remain skeptical at the high cost.