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Joanne Stocker

ReporterBeat: Political reporting, with a focus on U.S. domestic politics and international energy policy.

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Joanne Stocker is a journalist whose reporting has appeared in at least one article covering topics such as the Trump Administration, sanctions, Democrats, and a Balkan gas project.

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