Natasha Noman

Bio

Natasha was a News Staff Writer covering global affairs. She previously reported on regional affairs from Pakistan.
Flight overbooked? Here are your legal rights and how much money the airline owes you.
By Natasha Noman
Airlines overbooking their flights can have ugly consequences. On Sunday, United Airlines — already in hot water for allegedly mistreating passengers — made headlines again after it reportedly forcibly removed a man from his seat at Chicago O'Hare…
How much does Coachella really cost? Here's what you spend on festival tickets and more.
By Natasha Noman
It's getting warmer. Flowers are blooming. The birds are waking you up way too early. This can only mean one thing: Coachella time. The spring music festival is swiftly approaching, with the first weekend from April 14 to 16 and the second from…
Syrians are showing support for missile strikes by changing their profile picture to Trump
By Natasha Noman
Some Syrians are replacing their Twitter profile pictures with President Donald Trump's face after he ordered a missile attack on Syria Thursday night — a sign of support for Trump and his military involvement, according to the Independent's…
Syria missile attack: These are the reactions from foreign press
By Natasha Noman
Since Thursday night, the world has been gripped by President Donald Trump's decision to launch a missile attack on Syria. The bombings were justified, Trump said, by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons on Tuesday,…
7 statistics that prove the Pulitzer Prize has a diversity problem as big as the Oscars'
By Natasha Noman
Both the Academy Awards and Pulitzer Prize have been around for roughly a century. Both celebrate different kinds of storytelling — on screen and in print, respectively. Both carry with them near-unprecedented prestige. And both have a major…
Here's a running list of members of Congress condemning Trump for the Syria strike
By Natasha Noman
On Thursday night, President Donald Trump ordered missile strikes on al-Shayrat air base in Syria. It is where Bashar al-Assad's alleged chemical weapons attack, which killed scores of his own citizens Tuesday, was launched, according to the U.S.…
Putin condemns Trump's attack on Syria as a "violation of the norms of international law"
By Natasha Noman
Russian President Vladimir Putin has condemned President Donald Trump for initiating missile attacks on al-Shayrat, a Syrian military airfield, Thursday night. Washington gave Russia advance warning of the attack. "Putin views the U.S. strikes on…
A Trump voter's undocumented husband was just deported to Mexico
By Natasha Noman
Roberto Beristain, father of American citizens, Indiana business owner and husband of a woman who voted for Donald Trump, was deported to Mexico late Tuesday night for being an undocumented immigrant. Beristain — who has a Social Security card, work…
100 years after the first Pulitzer Prize was awarded, here are its biggest scandals, snubs
By Natasha Noman
The 101st Pulitzer Prize winners will be announced on April 10. The esteemed annual awards are given to those whose oeuvres display "America's strongest journalistic and creative work, from gritty reportage and photography to transporting fiction,…
Where Payless ShoeSource store locations are closing in every US city and state
By Natasha Noman
Payless ShoeSource has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and announced it will close 400 stores — yet another brick-and-mortar brand under siege as consumers move online. "This is a difficult, but necessary, decision driven by the continued…