Brian Contreras is a Los Angeles Times intern with the Washington, D.C., bureau. He has previously written for the Seattle Times, San Antonio Express-News and Chautauquan Daily. A recent grad of Stanford University, he is coming off a year as the Stanford Daily’s investigations editor.
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