Though she’s not yet old enough to vote, Stella Seitz, 17, is covering the Democratic National Convention in Chicago for her Los Angeles high school newspaper. (AP video:Teresa Crawford)
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High school journalist reports from the Democratic National Convention for her high school newspaper

Though she’s not yet old enough to vote, Stella Seitz, 17, is covering the Democratic National Convention in Chicago for her Los Angeles high school newspaper. (AP video:Teresa Crawford)
Published 6:57 PM UTC, August 21, 2024
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