Senior National Politics Correspondent & Playbook Contributing Author
Adam Wren is a Senior National Politics Correspondent and Playbook Contributing Author. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news and the intersection of these themes. Adam's work has been featured in prominent publications such as RealClearInvestigations, Indianapolis Monthly, Yahoo News, POLITICO, and more.
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Adam Wren's coverage predominantly focuses on government, politics, and the GOP nomination with a specific emphasis on Donald Trump and potential candidates for the 2024 campaign. He often covers evolving political stories and announcements from government figures.
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As Adam primarily centers his coverage around U.S. politics without a specified geographic focus within the country; relevant pitches should aim to provide valuable insights into ongoing national-level political dynamics and key players mentioned in his articles.
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By: Adam Wren, Andrew Howard, Alec Hernandez
President Donald Trump had ramped up pressure on the Palmetto State, but he fell short in his goal of ousting the state’s lone Democrat.
Democrats got the opponent they wanted. Here’s how their nominee hopes to succeed where so many others have failed.
With Rob Sand atop the ticket, Josh Turek as their newly minted Senate nominee and multiple House races in play, Democrats believe they have the best shot to win big in Iowa in more than a decade.
Aaron Schock traded congressional disgrace for what he said was his shot at a Venezuelan gold mine — and the chance to remake himself in Trump's Washington.
The former Illinois Republican lawmaker traded congressional disgrace for what he said was his shot at a Venezuelan gold mine — and the chance to remake himself in Trump's Washington.
‘Knives are out’ inside the White House
The 2028 presidential contenders will be close together at SoFi stadium in Los Angeles.
The World Cup is bringing together two potential 2028 presidential candidates in the same box at Friday's U.S. opener against Paraguay in Los Angeles.
Between World Cup matches, Young weighs a looming surveillance fight and the GOP's next generation of leaders.
