Vaughn Hillyard
Vaughn Hillyard
Vaughn Hillyard is a senior White House reporter for MS NOW. Over the last 12 years, he has reported on the road across all 50 states and 20 countries, chronicling policy-impact stories in towns across America, the last three presidential elections, and the evolution of the MAGA movement since its inception.
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The Homeland Security inquiry comes days after the FBI subpoenaed state lawmakers for records of their own GOP-led review.
The subpoena for Maricopa County’s documents marks the administration’s latest effort to push baseless claims of voter fraud.
The Trump administration sent negotiators without nuclear expertise to lead talks on Iran’s enrichment program. Now, its public case for war centers on a facility that experts say cannot do what officials claim.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Israel on Monday and Tuesday for talks on the latest Iran developments, the State Department said.
The latest talks follow President Donald Trump’s warnings that he would not hesitate to confront the country militarily over concerns about nuclear weapons.
Democratic secretaries of state welcomed the assurance but expressed deep skepticism, pointing to the DHS official’s history of spreading election conspiracy theories.
The president has directed his White House counsel to explore a voter ID executive order, even as his own lawyers warn it would likely be stricken down — the latest test of his executive authority over American elections.
Trump’s State of the Union comes amid the sharpest tensions between the executive branch and the other branches of government in modern American history.
Agents will be required to turn over names of immigrants who voted before they became citizens — and then explain to the White House why they weren’t charged with a crime.
Ed Martin will stay on as pardon attorney for the DOJ, sources tell MS NOW.
