Burgess Everett is the Congressional Bureau Chief at Semafor. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security, with a focus on both domestic and international affairs. Burgess has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Sports, The Wall Street Journal, E&E News, Yahoo News, and POLITICO.
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Burgess Everett's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly around border policy, Ukraine, the GOP, Senate activities and the Biden administration. His focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements suggests he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news or developments within these specific areas.
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Although Burgess' geographic focus is not explicitly stated, given the nature of his articles which often reference U.S. Senate activity and national political figures like Joe Biden and Mitch McConnell, it can be inferred that he mainly focuses on U.S. politics.
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Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins, R-Maine, said she has been working on the stopgap funding bill with Democrats.
By: Nicholas Wu, David Weigel
The News Top Democrats in Washington are not happy about the state of their national party committee — yet most of them see Chair Ken Martin's job as safe.
A one-on-one matchup between Republican Kurt Alme and independent Seth Bodnar in Montana’s Senate race is looking less likely.
The president is heaping demands on his Senate leader that, to many of their colleagues, feel unachievable.
By: Burgess Everett
The acting ICE director made the commitment during a closed-door meeting with senators.
The Pennsylvanian is an outlier in a party where what he calls the “warped mutation” of democratic socialism is rising.
Todd Blanche’s nomination to become attorney general is set to clear the Senate Judiciary Committee tomorrow and could get through the full Senate by week’s end.
The News President Donald Trump is — for the moment — spurning pressure from his allies to intervene in Rep.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is out with a six-figure ad buy going after the Republican Michigan Senate nominee.
The Senate Democratic leader has a half-dozen viable candidates threatening to oppose him if they win.
