Audrey Fahlberg is a Political Reporter at The Dispatch. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security policy, with a focus on general assignment news and world affairs. Audrey's work has been featured in The Dispatch, RealClear Education, National Review, MSN, and The Free Press.
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Democrats intend to make corruption the defining theme of the Trump administration. If they win the House, investigations will be constant.
In the Trump era, voters are used to candidates insulting opponents. One race this year may test how far the trend can go.
In the final months of the 2024 presidential campaign, the pro-life movement felt that Donald Trump was drifting.
Adam Hamawy is cruising toward a House seat, even though he once testified on behalf of the mastermind of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
Trump officials claim that relaxed screening rules left unaccompanied children in traffickers’ hands. Now one alleged schemer may face charges, Audrey Fahlberg reports.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
Human trafficking and abuse surged under the old rules, but tighter ID requirements for sponsors may keep children out of predators' hands.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
Tim Sheehy knows the threat of terrorism firsthand. He explains why U.S. negotiators must remain skeptical of their Iranian counterparts, writes Audrey Fahlberg.
Police in the capital aren't sure what to expect from Janeese Lewis George: ‘Is this just going to be an all-out brawl?'
By: Audrey Fahlberg
The administration says it has deported more than 3 million people. Deportation advocates say the numbers don't add up.
From cryptocurrency deals to the Iran war, many Democrats believe Trump has crossed a clear boundary. But would another impeachment do them any good?
