Muhammad Hoshur, 23, loved iPhones — until he learned how to fix them. This story also appeared in USA TODAY Big industry forces “want small guys like me to go out of business even though they refuse to fix people’s phones, they just want you to get a new one,” said Hoshur, who owns three electronic […]
Author Archives: Kristian Hernández
Kristian Hernández is a reporter for the Center for Public Integrity's money and democracy team. He was formerly an American University fellow for Public Integrity in 2017. Before joining Public Integrity, he worked for The Monitor newspaper in McAllen, Texas, where he covered crime and immigration. In 2014, Hernández covered the superior court for Homicide Watch D.C. and politics for Hispanic Link news service. He graduated from the University of Texas at El Paso with a bachelor’s degree in multimedia journalism. While in college, he interned at the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the Scripps Howard Foundation and was a participant at the 2013 New York Times Student Journalism Institute.
