Daniela Altimari is a seasoned reporter with a focus on national news in the United States. She has written for various publications including CQ and Roll Call, Killeen Daily Herald, and the Derrick Publishing Co. Her work has also been featured in esteemed publications such as The Seattle Times, The Kansas City Star, and The Wisconsin State Journal. Daniela covers a wide range of topics including politics, government, and social issues.
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By: Niels Lesniewski, Mary Ellen McIntire, Daniela Altimari
Just how tight was the battle for control of the House? Well, consider that if just three additional races had broken in Democrats’ favor, we would have had to wait for nearly a month on vote counting in California to determine which party had won the majority.
Committee has been at forefront of several divisive social and political debates
By: Daniela Altimari
WASHINGTON — The two Republicans vying to lead the House Committee on Education and the Workforce share a culturally conservative outlook and a commitment to their party's political agenda.
House Democrats in competitive races who talked tough on the border will be navigating a complicated center lane in the new Congress.
By: Daniela Altimari
Some Democrats in competitive House districts found success this cycle by talking tough on border security, effectively neutralizing a key Republican line of attack.
By: Daniela Altimari, Mary Ellen McIntire, Niels Lesniewski
That’s the message House and Senate Republican leaders are sending as they prepare to advance President-elect Donald Trump’s policy agenda over the first 100 days of the new Congress.
The House Republican Steering Committee has recommended Michigan Rep. Tim Walberg to lead the House Education and the Workforce Committee.
By: Daniela Altimari, Mary Ellen Mcintire
Some Republican senators will walk a careful path to satisfy Donald Trump's demands for loyalty and navigate threats of a primary challenge.
By: Daniela Altimari, Mary Ellen McIntire
WASHINGTON — The debate over some of Donald Trump's Cabinet picks has exposed the careful path some Republican senators will be walking to satisfy
By: Mary Ellen Mcintire, Daniela Altimari, Niels Lesniewski
The 118th Congress has been chaotic in many ways, so perhaps it’s unsurprising it's on the brink of missing a government funding deadline.
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