Ben T.N. Mause is a journalist based in Moulton, Alabama. He writes for The Moulton Advertiser and his work has also appeared in the Decatur Daily. Ben covers local news and events, with a focus on community stories, government updates, and outdoor activities in the Moulton area.
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Newsletter: CR-ash and Burn?
By: Riley Rogerson, Evan Mcmorris-Santoro, Ben T.N. Mause
Newsletter: Republicans’ Coming Granola vs. Pepperoni War
By: Ben T.N. Mause, Evan Mcmorris-Santoro
Make America Healthy Again is about to have its “Where’s the (grassfed, organic) beef?” moment.
By: Ben T.N. Mause
“Let him have their own team,” Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who voted against 15 of Biden’s nominees, said.
By: Ben T.N. Mause
“The National Heritage trails?” Sen. Lisa Murkowski said, when asked about the conservative group’s efforts to push Republicans to voice support for all of Trump’s nominees.
By: Katherine Swartz, Oriana González, Ben T.N. Mause
Republicans are uneasy with Trump’s demands to include a debt ceiling extension in a continuing resolution, and they largely want the disaster aid included in the bill rather than just advancing a clean CR.
By: Ben T.N. Mause, Haley Byrd Wilt, Reese Gorman
The problem: No one seems to know how they’ll do this.
By: Katherine Swartz, Riley Rogerson, Ben T.N. Mause, Reese Gorman
Johnson is furiously working the phones and meeting with some 15 Republicans who are publicly “undecided” on who should be speaker.
Newsletter: Johnson’s Judgment Day
By: Riley Rogerson, Ben T.N. Mause
“He prefers the one-bill approach, but, you know, he’s open to how we get this stuff done,” Sen. John Hoeven said of Trump.
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