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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Danish and Greenlandic officials plan to rebuff U.S. overtures at Wednesday’s White House meeting, while NATO discusses “next steps.”
The president’s increasingly brazen assertions of power are producing consequences that could undermine his own policy goals.
The Trump administration says it will manage Venezuela’s oil sales indefinitely, deposit revenue in U.S. government accounts and use the leverage to reshape the country, with no established plan for elections.
The twice-defeated Arizona candidate has long flirted with politics in her home state.
Days after seizing Venezuela’s president, the administration said force to acquire the Danish territory is “always an option,” rattling NATO allies.
Foreign diplomats say the president’s embrace of Steve Witkoff and the emir of Qatar is frustrating nations that have backed the U.S. for decades.
Former President Joe Biden is nicknamed “sleepy” and “crooked,” and former President Barack Obama is described as “one of the most divisive political figures in American history.”
The president’s response to the Reiner killings crystallizes a pattern: Trump withholds empathy from Americans he views as adversaries, abandoning a traditional duty of the office.
Former Vice President Mike Pence told MS NOW that Cheney commended him for refusing to overturn the 2020 election, saying, “You did the right thing.”
As expiring health subsidies threaten to spike premiums for millions of Americans, Republicans eye a risky Affordable Care Act overhaul — and a familiar dilemma.
