Alistair Dawber is a Washington correspondent for The Times and The Australian. With a focus on politics and current affairs, Alistair covers a wide range of topics including international relations, domestic policies, and high-profile court cases. His reporting provides in-depth analysis and insights into key events shaping the United States and the world.
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Alistair's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on the US government and international relations. He is particularly interested in evolving stories related to legal policy regulation, breaking news, and government announcements.
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Hopes rise of a renewed special relationship as president-elect refers to Britain as a ‘beloved and cherished’ ally
By: Harriet Alexander, Alistair Dawber
Penelope Hegseth said her son had changed after describing him as ‘an abuser of women’ in a 2018 email leaked to The New York Times
The nominee for secretary of defence is trying to convince senators they should put aside concerns over his personal conduct
President-elect talks to Time magazine about his health secretary nominee, Ukraine firing missiles into Russia and claims of Elon Musk’s conflicts of interest
Donald Trump has suggested ending some childhood vaccination programmes during his presidency, hinting that he believes the widely debunked claim that some are linked to autism.
Robert F Kennedy Jr, the president-elect’s pick for health secretary, has long argued there is a link despite scientific studies disproving the claim
By: Alistair Dawber, Charlotte McDonald-Gibson
Robert F Kennedy Jr, the president-elect's pick for health secretary, has long argued there is a link despite scientific studies disproving the claim
Trump’s nominee for director of national intelligence has been criticised for her lack of experience and her positions on Syria, Russia and Ukraine
By: Mark Sellman, Alistair Dawber
The billionaire once proudly called himself British but after Starmer’s election he became one of the nation’s fiercest critics. Could his ties with Farage make amends?
In 2021, a national security briefing was scrapped because Joe Biden was having ‘a bad day’. Aides did not admit it — but those days started to stack up
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