Alex Gangitano is a White House Correspondent at The Hill. With a focus on government and politics, international affairs, and current events, Alex covers a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and security policy. Alex's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including FOX 2 Now, NewsNation, and Yahoo News, among others.
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By: Jordain Carney, Alex Gangitano
The Louisiana Republican could wreak some havoc on the president’s agenda if he chooses.
By: Megan Messerly, Scott Waldman, Alex Gangitano
Trump officials are "absolutely, totally freaked" about the political symbolism of breaking Biden's high gas price record
By: Megan Messerly, Alex Gangitano, Scott Waldman
Trump officials are “absolutely, totally freaked” about the political symbolism of breaking Biden's high gas price record.
By: Samuel Benson, Alex Gangitano, Jessica Piper, Erin Doherty
The challenge for both parties is that Texas is a uniquely expensive state to campaign in.
The midterm convention conundrum
By: Alex Gangitano, Alec Hernandez, Erin Doherty
The president was late in endorsing Rep. Randy Feenstra in Iowa, and then he lost. Georgia Republicans don’t want a repeat of that.
By: Alex Gangitano, Kelsey Brugger
The president is personally working the phones to lobby lawmakers on ending the twice-yearly clock-changing ritual across the United States.
By: Alex Gangitano, Kelsey Brugger
The president is personally working the phones to lobby lawmakers on ending the twice-yearly clock-changing ritual across the United States.
By: Megan Messerly, Alex Gangitano, Myah Ward
Trump's ends-justify-the-means approach is colliding with the protect-the-norms posture of Republicans on the Hill and in statehouses across the country.
By: Myah Ward, Megan Messerly, Alex Gangitano
Trump's ends-justify-the-means approach is colliding with the protect-the-norms posture of Republicans on the Hill and in statehouses across the country.
