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Leila Ahmed
Leila Ahmed
Reporter · Syracuse, NY
A graduate of the University at Buffalo, Leila has spent five years in journalism, previously working at a community-focused news outlet in Rochester, NY. She specializes in uncovering the diverse voices and cultural richness of Syracuse’s neighborhoods, bringing their stories to light.
More from Leila →Reporter · Tuesday, November 3, 2026 at 3:50 PM · 1 min read
Imagine your phone buzzing late at night with a warning about a nuclear attack. That happened to people in Ukraine and Russia on Sunday. But the scary warnings were totally fake, CNN reported.
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