Andrew Egger is an Associate Editor for The Dispatch and Yahoo News, specializing in national news coverage. His articles often focus on political analysis and commentary, particularly in relation to key figures such as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Nikki Haley, and Ron DeSantis.
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Andrew Egger's coverage predominantly focuses on national government and politics, particularly within the Republican Party. His articles often revolve around evolving political stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulations.
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By: Sam Stein, Andrew Egger
Sam Stein and Andrew Egger discuss Donald Trump's appearance on 'Meet The Press' where he calls for jailing of the January 6th committee, including Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger.
Plus: What's a House speaker to do when the president wants to jail his colleagues?
Trump managed to turn his presidency's darkest day into a political springboard. And now, he'll seek retribution.
By: Andrew Egger, Cathy Young, William Kristol
An unsettling number of House Republicans are open to Trump's threats against the House January 6th committee.
To nobody's surprise, Donald Trump has been named Magazine's 2024 Man of the Year . We're sure he's thrilled.
Trump paid lip service to conflict-of-interest ethics arrangements the first time around. So far this time, he’s not even doing that.
They’re rich, powerful, and increasingly antagonistic to the journalism they fund.
The president-elect wants Liz Cheney jailed. Now her ex-colleagues are setting up her show trial.
We knew Elon liked strategic acquisitions. We didn't know the spines of House Republicans came quite so cheap.
Elon Musk and Donald Trump are learning that blowing up spending deals is easy, but replacing them is a lot harder.
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