Nandika Chatterjee

Email: nchatterjee@salon.com

Nandika Chatterjee is a News Fellow at Salon. In 2022 she moved to New York after graduating from the University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign where she pursued a B. A in Communication and a B.S. in Psychology. She is currently an M.A. in Journalism candidate at NYU, pursuing the Magazine and Digital Storytelling program, and was previously an Editorial Fellow at Adweek.

Mark Robinson; Notre Dame fire
Mark Robinson said Obama was "cousins" with ISIS, falsely blamed Muslims for burning down Notre Dame Nandika Chatterjee
Steve Bannon
It's time for Steve Bannon to go to prison, Justice Department says, citing January 6 subpoena Nandika Chatterjee
JD Vance
Trump tries to get around his gag order, praising "surrogates" who "beautifully" attack witnesses Nandika Chatterjee
Melania Trump
"The jury is going to take notice": Melania Trump missing in the courtroom and on the campaign trail Nandika Chatterjee
Stonewall Jackson statue Confederate flag
Virginia school board decides to rename schools after Confederate traitors, reversing 2020 decision Nandika Chatterjee
Steve Bannon
Steve Bannon could be headed to prison for defying a subpoena after federal court rejects his appeal Nandika Chatterjee
Donald Trump
Stormy Daniels taunts Donald Trump, says "real men" would take the stand and testify Nandika Chatterjee
Target Pride Collection
Target caves to right-wing backlash, says it will not sell Pride Month merchandise in many stores Nandika Chatterjee
Susan Necheles
Judge scolds Trump's lawyers, asking "why on Earth" they didn't object to Stormy Daniels' testimony Nandika Chatterjee
Donald Trump; Todd Blanche
Judge rejects Trump demand for a "mistrial" after embarassing testimony from Stormy Daniels Nandika Chatterjee
Stormy Daniels
"Don't worry about that": Stormy Daniels says Trump told her to not be concerned about Melania Nandika Chatterjee
Donald Trump; How To Get Rich
“Always look at the numbers yourself": Manhattan prosecutors use Trump's own books against him Nandika Chatterjee
Judge Aileen Cannon; Trump Classified Documents Indictment
Judge Cannon grants Trump's latest request for a delay, possibly pushing trial to after the election Nandika Chatterjee
Donald Trump
Trump suggests he's willing to "sacrifice" and go to jail rather than comply with his gag order Nandika Chatterjee
Donald Trump
Trump paid Michael Cohen from his own personal bank account, former Trump Organization employee says Nandika Chatterjee