Aidan McLaughlin is the Editor in Chief at Mediaite. He covers a range of topics including politics, current affairs, government, and international relations, with a focus on broadcasting and media. Aidan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Spectator World, New Zealand Herald, and Vanity Fair.
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By: Aidan McLaughlin
UFC's Dana White and the White House are trumpeting the guest list for a festival of blood sport on the South Lawn. Tickets are in high demand among Washington power players, but actual celebrities have been harder to recruit. It's President Trump's birthday, but is he losing his gravitational pull?
UFC's Dana White and the White House are trumpeting the guest list for a festival of blood sport on the South Lawn. Tickets are in high demand among Washington power players, but actual celebrities have been harder to recruit. It’s President Trump’s birthday, but is he losing his gravitational pull?
By: Aidan McLaughlin
The rain was pouring down on the roof of a barn in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, where Trump was set to hold a campaign event with local farmers for a House Republican running for reelection.
By: Aidan Mclaughlin
‘Meet the Press’ moderator Kristen Welker went out to Wisconsin to interview the president. As the rain poured down on the barn where they sat, the stakes ratcheted up by the second until Trump lost his composure and stormed out. Welker gives us a look behind the scenes.
By: Aidan McLaughlin
The wild weekend in Washington began with MMA fighters menacing one another on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and ended with the Trump clan stalking the octagon. It was an imperial scene in the shadow of the executive mansion, a showcase of American excess to celebrate the president's birthday.
By: Aidan McLaughlin
He was a local politician in Australia, then a MAGA mover-and-shaker thanks to outrageous tweets that he now says were part of a WWE-style persona. But through it all, Nick Adams has been a loyal digital soldier for President Trump, who's now rewarded him with perhaps the hardest job around: convincing tourists to visit Trump's America.
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By: Aidan McLaughlin
When Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan sat down with President Trump in the Oval Office earlier this year to interview him for their new book, Regime
By: Aidan Mclaughlin, Daniel Kokotajlo
He advises extrapolating trends before making situational adjustments.
By: Aidan Mclaughlin
“We continued to ask Graham for the billionth time in this race if there was any information he had not shared,” says one adviser. “He continued to say no.”
