Audrey Fahlberg is a 2024-25 Robert Novak Journalism Fellow. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and world affairs, with a particular focus on the GOP, DNC, RNC, and legal matters. Audrey's work has been featured in The Dispatch, RealClear Education, and National Review.
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By: Audrey Fahlberg
Rubio, who is all but guaranteed confirmation, testified Wednesday about his plans to take on American adversaries including Iran, China, and Russia.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
President Joe Biden bade 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue adieu in a roughly 18-minute long Oval Office address Wednesday evening, five days before his predecessor and 2020 general election opponent, President-elect Donald Trump, is set to take office. In his final address to the American people, Biden thanked the public for the honor of serving as president and wished Trump “success,” before pivoting to an ominous message about the alleged threat posed by a newly ascendant American oligarchy. “Today, an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power and influence that threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights, the freedoms and the fair shot for everyone to get ahead,” Biden said.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
President Joe Biden bade 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue adieu in a roughly 18-minute long Oval Office address Wednesday evening, five days before his
By: James Lynch, Audrey Fahlberg
Cruz has long accused Big Tech of anti-conservative bias. Now, he’s going to make sure they live up to their word on free speech.
By: Audrey Fahlberg, James Lynch
When Trump first took office, Cruz pushed to overhaul the filibuster because he thought Democrats would eventually do the same. He now admits he was wrong.
The Washington Post reports that Vivek Ramaswamy, the biotech entrepreneur and former 2024 presidential candidate whom Donald Trump tapped to lead
By: Audrey Fahlberg
The president also has a big decision to make on TikTok.
By: Audrey Fahlberg, Brittany Bernstein
President-elect Donald Trump touted his mandate to reverse the "horrible betrayal" of the Biden administration in a combative inaugural address
‘There’s just an overwhelming feeling amongst the people I talk to in New Jersey that it just feels like politics is some exclusive club for the well-off and the well-connected.’
By: Audrey Fahlberg
Another big day today in Washington after Donald Trump's Day One executive order blitz: Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune
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