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
We know Donald Trump is poised to return to the White House with a Republican-held Senate, but at this point, control of the House is unclear, with several swing seats hanging in the balance.
Donald Trump cut into Democratic strongholds and added to that party's headaches on Election Day in its House and Senate races.
By: Daniela Altimari
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump's strength in solidly blue states was one of the election's most surprising stories.
By: Daniela Altimari
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump’s strength in solidly blue states was one of the election’s most surprising stories.
By: Mary Ellen McIntire, Daniela Altimari, Niels Lesniewski
Race calls are still coming in and control of the House is still up for grabs, although Republicans maintain an edge.
By: Jacob Fulton, Mary Ellen Mcintire, Daniela Altimari, John T. Bennett
As they edge toward a House majority, Republicans welcome President-elect Donald Trump, tap familiar faces to lead caucus.
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By: Jacob Fulton, Daniela Altimari, Mary Ellen Mcintire
House Democrats elected their slate of leaders for the 119th Congress, leaving mostly unchanged the roster.
By: Jacob Fulton, Daniela Altimari, Mary Ellen McIntire
WASHINGTON — Top House Democratic leaders who assumed their roles two years ago will continue in their positions in the new Congress after most ran unopposed in leadership elections held Tuesday.
By: Bill Clark, Daniela Altimari
Transition co-chair led Small Business Administration during Trump's first term
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