Regularly reported and wrote fact-checks for claims appearing on social media feeds suspected of being misinformation, including Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Thoroughly researched the claims by talking directly with experts related to the subject being discussed or looking into previously published works from reputable sources. Weighed a claim's accuracy and context according to PolitiFact's "Truth-O-Meter" scale, ranging from "Pants on Fire" to "True."

Provide support for PolitiFact’s business-to-business research division by debunking emerging false narratives on social media platforms. Research news and misinformation trends and verify results from artificial intelligence systems.

Reported on hyper-local news for Patch's coverage of Orange County, both regionally and for the cities of Laguna Niguel, Dana Point, Newport Beach, Seal Beach and Los Alamitos. Wrote an average of 5 to 7 stories a day ranging in topics from breaking news, education to local government. Curated daily newsletters and maintained fresh content each community's pages. Wrote to an average of 27,000 active readers and newsletter subscribers.

Wrote for the Los Angeles Times’ community publications in Burbank and Glendale with a combined average weekly circulation of 15,000 readers. Primarily covered the cities’ police and fire departments but also frequently wrote and conducted interviews for breaking news stories with quick turnaround times. Typically produced four to six articles a week.

Wrote for the Thousand Oaks edition of the Acorn, with an average circulation of 40,000 readers. Covered the local school district and parks department. Attended school board meetings, interviewed government officials and covered local elections. Helped provide additional breaking news coverage for the area including wildfires and major crimes.