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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We knew Trump's economic policy proposals were unhinged. Until yesterday, we didn't know he was barely able even to talk about them.
The Bulwark in Philly, the death of Yahya Sinwar, and an idiotic media ‘scandal' Trump just can't let go.
“With Election Day 2 Weeks Away,” the New York Times headline reads, “15 Million Voters Have Already Cast a Ballot.” We're in the thick of it, folks: Happy Tuesday.
As Trump lusts for dictatorial authority, John Kelly speaks out in a way that could matter.
One candidate gets graded like a normal candidate would. The other gets excused for talking about Arnold Palmer's junk.
If she loses—and it really is a toss up—the questions we must ask are about ourselves.
The ugly spectacle on display last night was the closing pitch the Trump campaign wanted you to see.
Sam Stein, Andrew Egger and Jim Swift discuss Vice President Kamala Harris's closing argument speech on the National Mall.
With days to go, top Trump surrogates are laying out a presidency that they admit will include some suffering.
Remind your MAGA pals how Trump spent the last one.
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