Johnson and Jeffries Once United Now Divided by Trump-Era Politics
For a brief moment, it looked like Washington might turn a page. Two men from opposite parties — Mike Johnson and Hakeem Jeffries — were finding common ground in a…
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Emily Davis is a politics reporter covering national and international political developments, policy, and government affairs. She has extensive experience reporting on elections, legislative matters, and political campaigns, providing readers with clear and insightful analysis of complex issues.
Davis began her journalism career in 2012 as a general assignment reporter, quickly moving into political reporting by 2015. She has contributed in-depth coverage of major political events, including national elections, legislative debates, and policy shifts, earning recognition for investigative and political reporting.
Trump Awaits Tuesday’s Election Verdict While Turning Focus to Next Year’s Midterms
As voters prepare to cast their ballots Tuesday, President Donald Trump is already turning his attention to the 2026 midterm elections, reflecting both determination and concern over the future of…
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After Trump Trade Meeting, Xi Gains the Upper Hand
In the aftermath of a brief but high-stakes meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping in South Korea on Thursday, the contours of a new trade truce…
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Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan Faces Major Setback, Raising Concerns Over Mideast Strategy
President Donald Trump’s ambitious push to bring peace to both Ukraine and the Middle East is faltering, as each conflict exposes the limits of his high-stakes diplomacy and the difficulties…
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Zelenskyy Set to Meet Trump at White House This Friday to Discuss Ukraine, U.S. Support
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is scheduled to meet with President Donald Trump at the White House on Friday, in a high-profile discussion expected to cover military aid, energy security, and…
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Trump Renews Threat to Invoke the Insurrection Act — Here’s What It Means and Why It Matters
President Donald Trump has once again raised alarms about possibly invoking the Insurrection Act, telling reporters this week that he could use the sweeping presidential powers it grants “if necessary”…
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Utah Valley University Students Return to Campus in Mourning After Charlie Kirk’s Tragic Assassination
Students at Utah Valley University (UVU) returned to classes Wednesday, nearly a week after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was tragically shot and killed on campus, leaving the community deeply shaken…
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Trump Sues New York Times for $15 Billion, Claims Biased Coverage of His Campaign
President Donald Trump on Monday filed a sweeping $15 billion federal defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, four of its reporters, and Penguin Random House, claiming their coverage of…
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Trump Administration Rebukes Colombia Over Drug Fight, Vows to Continue U.S. Funding
Tensions between Washington and Bogotá deepened this week after the Trump administration formally declared that Colombia had “failed demonstrably” in its fight against drug trafficking. Despite the sharp rebuke, U.S.…
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Assassination of Charlie Kirk Sparks National Outcry Amid America’s Deep Divisions
The assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on Wednesday sent shockwaves across the United States, highlighting the deepening political divisions and rising tide of violence targeting public figures.…
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Supreme Court to Decide Legality of Majority of Trump’s Tariffs
The Supreme Court will fast-track a major case challenging President Donald Trump’s tariffs on imported goods, a key policy of his second term. The legal question is whether Trump has…
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Trump Urges Europe to Cut Russian Oil, Target China to Force End to Ukraine War
US President Donald Trump told a meeting of world leaders Thursday that Europe must halt purchases of Russian oil and increase economic pressure on China to help bring the war…
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