Andrew Restuccia is a White House reporter for The Wall Street Journal. With a background in political journalism, he covers a wide range of topics including foreign policy, national security, and the impact of Biden's policies on various issues. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as POLITICO, Yahoo News, and MarketWatch.
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Andrew Restuccia's coverage predominantly centers on national politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. He is particularly focused on the Biden administration, foreign policy issues (especially related to Israel, Ukraine, and the Middle East), as well as coverage of the Trump administration.
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By: Andrew Restuccia
The Harris campaign is trying to get out ahead of apparent high Republican turnout in Florida, arguing that the GOP’s performance in the state shouldn’t be seen as a bellwether for what will unfold in key battleground states around the country. The campaign told reporters that Republican turnout in
In order to win, Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump need to amass 270 of the 538 total electoral votes. There are 226 electoral votes considered solidly or likely Democratic, compared with 2
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott, a Republican, cast his vote for Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday, according to local media. “I did some soul searching and thought about a lot of different things … and came to the conclusion that I had to put country over party … and vote for Kamala Harris,” Scott, w
As expected, Kamala Harris bested Donald Trump in Virginia, projected the Associated Press, but the race was tighter than expected. With 87% of the vote reported, Harris was leading with 51.5% of the vote compared to Trump’s 46.9%. Democrat Sen. Tim Kaine also won re-election in the state.
By: Michelle Hackman, Andrew Restuccia
Advisers to the president-elect are making plans to carry out his deportation pledge, discussing how to pay for it and how to use military assets to detain and remove migrants.
By: Xavier Martinez, Kara Dapena, James Benedict, Andrew Restuccia
The Trump administration is beginning to take shape.
By: Liz Essley Whyte, Andrew Restuccia, Vivian Salama
WASHINGTON—President-elect Donald Trump said he would nominate environmental lawyer and vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to serve as health and human services secretary, putting a noted critic of U.S. public policy atop the country’s vast health bureaucracy.
By: Brian Schwartz, Andrew Restuccia
Elon Musk speaks at Trump rally (AP Photo/Alex Brandon/File)
By: Andrew Restuccia, Brian Schwartz
Howard Lutnick's chances were falling, but Elon Musk took to social media Saturday in an attempt to bring him back—and discredit Lutnick's rival, Scott Bessent.
The incoming administration is aiming to replace Director Christopher Wray before his term ends.
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