Amy DeLaura is a Reporter at the Washington Examiner. With a decade of TV news experience, she covers a range of topics including arts and entertainment, culture and society, and social issues, while also delving into political themes related to the GOP and Joe Biden. Amy's work has been featured in the Washington Examiner, The Denver Gazette, and The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC.
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Amy Delaura's focus is on US politics, specifically events and statements by political figures. She covers a range of topics within US politics including diversity and inclusion, education, immigration, and the Republican Party. Her interest in exclusive content suggests a preference for original reporting and unique perspectives.
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By: David Sivak, Naomi Lim, Mabinty Quarshie
MILWAUKEE — Anticipation around former President Donald Trump tapping Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) as his vice presidential nominee not only concerned the next four months before the 2024 election and the next four years, should he and Vance win in November.
By: Cami Mondeaux, Amy Delaura, Mabinty Quarshie, Naomi Lim, Haisten Willis
Several emotional moments during the third day of the Republican National Convention stole the show.
As voters' trust is eroding in career politicians, could Vance be what unites not only the Republican Party but also brings in moderates to this ticket?
By: Amy Delaura, Naomi Lim, Haisten Willis, Mabinty Quarshie
Eight years after he took hold of the GOP, Trump now has the backing of the majority of Republicans, squashing most dissenters.
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan — Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance dinged Vice President Kamala Harris during his campaign trail debut.
By: Amy Delaura, Naomi Lim
Despite promising not to keep revisiting his assassination attempt, Trump relived the moment during his first post-shooting rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
By: Meta Time, Naomi Lim, Amy DeLaura
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan — One day before President Joe Biden announced he would no longer seek reelection this November, supporters of former
By: Amy Delaura
Mark Zuckerberg is making some big changes since admitting to bowing to censorship pressure from the Biden administration.
By: Amy Delaura
Matt Walsh is surprised by what people were willing to do to atone for their “white privilege” during filming of his new movie “Am I Racist?”
Walsh sits for an episode of Restoring America with Kaylee McGhee White to discuss the hypocrisy behind DEI ideology.
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