Cameron Joseph is a Senior Washington Reporter at The Christian Science Monitor. He specializes in covering elections, government, and public policy, with a significant focus on Capitol Hill and the White House. Cameron's work has been featured in notable publications including Editor & Publisher Magazine, VICE Media, and the Los Angeles Times.
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By: Cameron Joseph
As President Donald Trump pushes to deploy the National Guard in Democratic cities, a battle is escalating over the use of troops to support a crackdown on illegal immigration – testing the balance of powers between the executive and judicial branches.
By: Victoria Hoffmann, Cameron Joseph
While many Americans aren't feeling the impacts of the government shutdown, federal workers just missed their first paycheck – the latest blow in a tough year.
By: Cameron Joseph, Victoria Hoffmann
While many Americans aren’t feeling the impacts of the government shutdown, federal workers just missed their first paycheck – the latest blow in a tough…
By: Cameron Joseph
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on a case which asks whether using race as a factor in drawing congressional maps is a violation of the Constitution. The decision could render toothless the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
By: Cameron Joseph
The Supreme Court sounded sympathetic during oral arguments on Wednesday to significantly constraining a crucial provision of the Voting Rights
By: Cameron Joseph
Republicans and Democrats aren’t talking. They’re pressuring each other to give in as effects of the weekslong government shutdown are taking hold.
By: Cameron Joseph
The Trump administration’s move to withhold funding for the massive Gateway tunnel project raises the stakes in the closely contested governor’s race in New Jersey.
By: Cameron Joseph
The sweeping victories in states from Virginia to California show the depth and breadth of Democratic strength one year after President Donald Trump’s 202…
By: Cameron Joseph
Democrats' sweeping election victories sent a tremor through Washington. The question is whether it is strong enough to knock loose negotiations to end the government shutdown.
By: Cameron Joseph
The House is set to pass a bill calling to release the Jeffrey Epstein files. It represents House Republicans' first major break with President Trump this year – a divide that's hidden somewhat by his last-minute support for the measure.
