Katharine Lee is a digital editorial intern with NBC Local, covering news and enterprise stories. She studies English and political science at Columbia University.
Lee is the City News editor for her school paper, The Daily Spectator, where she recently led coverage of local elections. She is interested in reporting with data, particularly at the intersection of politics and healthcare. Her bylines have appeared in the New York Law Journal, Cultured Magazine and elsewhere.
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Consuming about five eight-ounce cups of black coffee doesn’t appear to increase cardiovascular risks for most adults, the Heart Association says.
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Bill to make daylight saving time permanent passes in U.S. House
The Sunshine Protection Act, which would allow states to make daylight saving time permanent, passed the House in a 308-117 floor vote Tuesday.
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U.S. House to vote on bill making daylight saving time permanent
The U.S. House of Representatives will vote next week on The Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent, a Thursday notice says.
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Cases of an intestinal illness caused by a parasite are rising across the U.S.
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‘A dream come true': Dolly Parton brings her life story to a musical on Broadway
“Dolly: A True Original Musical,” which charts the Queen of Country’s life and career, will open on Broadway the day of Parton’s 81st birthday.
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As youth soccer grows in the Bay area, some kids still struggle for opportunities to play
The rise of youth soccer has exposed a widening divide between communities with abundant opportunities to play and those without it.
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What did George Washington smell like?
The first president’s fastidious hygiene routine included a citrusy personal fragrance still sold today and a refusal to wear wigs.
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Soccer star's wife dies saving 1-year-old daughter during Venezuela earthquakes
The wife of a Venezuelan soccer star died while protecting their 1-year-old daughter during the twin earthquakes that devastated the South American country last week.
