Caleb McCullough is a Trending Sports Reporter at the Austin American-Statesman. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on the intersections of sports and broader societal issues. Caleb's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Gazette, Chicago Tribune, and Al Jazeera Media Network.
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Caleb McCullough's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and political developments in Iowa, particularly legislative sessions, tax cuts, and the presidential candidates' stances. He is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local political events, government announcements, and legal policy regulations within Iowa.
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By: Caleb McCullough, Loreben Tuquero
On a cool May evening, President Donald Trump stood at the under-construction Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and spoke with reporters about the project, which would become a major focus of his public remarks over the next month.
By: Caleb Mccullough, Loreben Tuquero
Amid war in Iran, rising gas prices and low approval ratings, PolitiFact counted nearly 45,000 words from Trump about construction
By: Loreben Tuquero, Caleb Mccullough
PolitiFact analyzed all of Trump’s public events and speeches over the first seven months of 2026 in which he mentioned his construction projects — including the White House ballroom and Reflecting Pool — and beautifying the nation’s capital.
A Republican senator has revived a years-old inaccurate theory that COVID-19 vaccines are linked to higher rates of miscarriages.
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed said his Republican opponent Mike Rogers “kicked off” the opioid epidemic. Rogers pushed policy to expand opioid access for chronic pain patients, but it didn’t launch a national crisis.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., has revived a years-old inaccurate theory that COVID-19 vaccines are linked to higher rates of miscarriages.
The Republican National Committee slammed Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed over his comments about ‘public control’ of AI tech companies as ‘communist-style.’ Here are the facts about the proposal.
Democrats Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Seth Moulton traded barbs on affordability, trans athletes and the Iran war at their final debate ahead of the Massachusetts Sept. 1 Senate primary election. PolitiFact fact-checked their remarks.
Campaign ads in several midterm elections portray Democrats as “radical” on transgender youth medical care and sports participation. Republicans are leaning on a strategy that proved successful in 2024.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said you’d need to send 38,000 ChatGPT messages to use the amount of water needed to grow one California almond. That skews the estimates for both almonds’ and AI’s water demands.
