Andrew Feinberg is a Reporter at The Independent. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on world affairs, security policy, and geopolitics. Andrew’s work has been featured in various publications such as The Conversation Australia + NZ, Yahoo News, Slate Magazine, and the Belfast Telegraph.
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Andrew Feinberg's reporting primarily centers around government and politics, with a strong focus on breaking news, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. He frequently covers stories related to the White House, Joe Biden, international relations, Ukraine, Congress, and impeachment.
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‘Title of DUMB': Trump refuses to sign housing bill and bashes Republicans in spat over voter ID Thank you for registering
By: Andrew Feinberg
President demands action on anti-voting bill that has no chance of making it through Senate
President says talks with Tehran will continue as U.S. steps up attacks Thank you for registering
By: Andrew Feinberg
Andrew Feinberg President Donald Trump on Friday erupted at members of his own party on social media as he declared his refusal to sign the
President Donald Trump on Friday erupted at members of his own party on social media as he declared his refusal to sign the bipartisan housing bill
Andrew Feinberg President Donald Trump on Friday said Iranian officials have asked to continue negotiations on an end to the war he started
By: Andrew Feinberg
It is impossible to verify the president's claim because Graham is now dead Thank you for registering
President Donald Trump on Monday claimed the late South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham almost immediately apologized for making a public break with him in the hours after a mob of his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
By: Andrew Feinberg
Trump reveals what Lindsey Graham told him behind closed doors after Jan 6
By: Andrew Feinberg
It's unclear why Trump plans to speak and he did not specify a topic for his remarks
