Sarah covers general assignment on IBT's breaking news team. She graduated from the University of Missouri, where she studied magazine journalism.
Human Rights Groups Slam EU-Turkey Deal
An agreement to slow the influx of refugees into Europe via illegal smuggling does not protect those in danger, critics said Friday.
Casual-Dining Chains Move To Woo Millennials
Young adults make up more than a quarter of the U.S. population, and chains like Olive Garden are working to attract more of them.
Spotify Reaches Settlement In Licensing Dispute
The music streaming service will fork over as much as $25 million, plus a penalty, while publishers will refrain from filing claims, a report said.
Clinton Dominates, Trump Slays Rubio
Hillary Clinton won victories in four of five states Tuesday, while GOP front-runner Donald Trump won three — but lost to John Kasich in Ohio.
Mexico City Issues Air Pollution Alert
For the first time in 11 years, people in the capital city were advised to stay indoors and not engage in vigorous exercise outdoors.
Sony In $750M Buyout Of Michael Jackson Estate
A definitive agreement on their joint music business, which would include a lump-sum payment of $733 million, is expected by March 31, the parties said.
North Korea Reportedly Plans Nuclear Warhead Test
The government in Pyongyang is said to have been threatening strikes against the U.S. and South Korea amid annual military drills.
Video Of Kellogg’s Employee Prompts FDA Probe
The footage purportedly shows a man urinating on cereal as it comes off an assembly line in Memphis, Tennessee.
Transgender Person Named White House LGBT Liaison
Activist groups applauded the appointment of Raffi Freedman-Gurspan, previously the first openly transgender White House official.
Celebrate The First Day Of Spring
The weeks leading up to the official first day of spring had many Americans feeling optimistic that the days of torrential snowstorms and blustery winds were far behind them.
North Korean Submarine Reportedly Missing
The U.S. military has been secretly watching the North Korean navy search for the submarine.
Clinton Apologizes After Reagan AIDS Remarks
The former secretary of state said she misspoke when she praised the late first lady for her response to the blossoming health crisis.
Study Reveals Unhealthy American Diet Habits
The survey revealed that 14 percent of all calories could be traced back to added sugars.
A Guide To South By Southwest
A guide to some of the best hotels, restaurants and bars to make your trip to South by Southwest a lot less stressful and much more enjoyable.
Obama Hosts Canadian Prime Minister In DC
The leaders of the United States and Canada emphasized the two countries’ shared values, including tackling climate change.
Pistachios Recalled Amid Salmonella Outbreak
The states involved in the outbreak are Alabama, Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota and Virginia.
CNN's Jake Tapper, Dana Bash Set To Moderate GOP Debate
Thursday night’s debate occurs ahead of Florida’s primary election on Tuesday.
McDonald’s Expands Its All Day Breakfast Menu
Meanwhile, in the battle of the breakfasts, Taco Bell launched its $1 Morning Value Menu.
Teacher Put On Leave For Controversial Facebook Post
The comments drew backlash from the Black Lives Matter chapter, and the group threatened “shutdown action.”
Faulty Mosul Dam In Danger Of Collapsing
The Iraqi government and the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad have warned people living along the Tigris River to move at least 3 to 4 miles away from the river’s banks.
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