Ashley Ortega and Asha Rangappa

Ashley Ortega, a Filipino actress was born in San Fernando La Union Philippines on 26th December 1998. Ashley Ortega was born in San Fernando La Union in the Philippines. She is a German from the Philippines, as well as her father Spanish-Filipino. The first time she appeared on television began at the age of 12 when she was a GMA Network commercial. Later, her professional work grew into acting. She's also a professional skater. She began skating at age 4 old, and has participated in competitions around the world as well as in Thailand as well as Malaysia. Ashley had already created her YouTube channel before she left her Southern Californian home. She uploaded her first video along with Nathan Boucaud. Nathan is also a YouTuber. The video was a tale time video about how she lost 500 dollars to Nathan in a bet. Nathan and Ashley continued to be together through all of the videos. Since they both were moving to Washington and recording numerous videos. The subjects ranged from the experiences packing to the choice of furniture for the new house they were moving into. Renuka Asha Rangappa was one of the former FBI agent and is now a lecturer for the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs at Yale University. She has been a regular contributor on MSNBC, CNN and CNN. She previously served as associate dean of Yale Law School. She serves as an instructor at the Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. Asha Rangeappa served as a Yale Law School Associate Dean as well as a Senior Lecturer within the Jackson School of Global Affairs. She also serves as the associate dean. Her previous job was a Special Investigator in the New York Division and she was specialized in counterintelligence investigations. For her work she analyzed security threats facing the nation and performed classified investigations about possible foreign nationals. Asha's work in the FBI comprised interviews, electronic surveillance and interrogating techniques, guns as well as deadly force. Asha completed her cumlaude at The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and was also awarded an Fulbright scholarship to study constitutional reform within Bogota Colombia. Her law degree was obtained from Yale Law School, where she worked as an Coker Fellow and law clerk to the Judge Juan R. Torruella of the U.S. Court of Appeals First Circuit located in San Juan Puerto Rico. She has been accepted into the State Bars of New York (2003 as well as Connecticut 2003). Her op-eds appear in The New York Times The Wall Street Journal The Washington Post as well as other newspapers. She is also an attorney-in-residence for ABC News. She is also the Just Security's board of directors, as well as The Council of Foreign Relations.