Charles Hilu is a reporter for The Dispatch based in Virginia. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on the housing market and real estate development. Charles has been featured in various publications such as the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, National Review, and Yahoo News.
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Charles Hilu's coverage heavily focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. He covers a wide array of topics related to politics including Democratic Party activities, polls, protests, the Biden administration as well as events in New York City and the Middle East.
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A strategic campaign by House GOP leadership helped change the president's mind.
Major housing legislation is testing orthodoxies in both parties.
They didn’t accomplish their policy goals by withholding funding for immigration enforcement.
The British monarch invoked shared values in a speech before a joint session of Congress.
A handful of Southern states are scrambling to remake their congressional maps before the primaries.
By: Jonah Goldberg, Charles Hilu, Michael Warren, David M. Drucker
State legislatures fight to redraw congressional maps.
By: Charles Hilu
A swing district primary could offer clues about what type of candidate appeals to Democratic voters.
Sens. Tillis and Cassidy—and possibly Cornyn—could block White House initiatives in their final months in Congress.
As more states legalize the practice, conservative and progressive activists have found success by joining forces.
With new money and Heritage defectors, Advancing American Freedom tries to position itself for greater influence within the GOP.
