Dave Lawler is the Director of Programming at Axios and the World News Editor. With a background in journalism and experience as the author of Axios World, Dave covers a wide range of topics including international politics, global affairs, and cultural trends. His work has been featured in Yahoo News and he is known for his insightful analysis and reporting.
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Former President Donald Trump made history by registering a convincing win in New Hampshire after securing a blowout in Iowa
By: Dave Lawler, Andrew Solender, Barak Ravid
"Target Tehran," one senior Republican said.
By: Dave Lawler, Erin Doherty
Asked about Jamal Khashoggi's murder, Kushner pivoted to praise for MBS.
"Imagine if we went easy on Putin, let alone encouraged him."
Ukraine is running short on ammo, infantry, and potentially Western support.
Multiple cases might slip beyond November's election.
By: Dave Lawler, Cuneyt Dil
"Don't be so down on D.C., " Mayor Muriel Bowser told Axios Monday night while facing questions about crime and downtown's property slump at the Axios What's Next Summit
Vladimir Putin's recent record is glaringly weak.
By: Barak Ravid, Dave Lawler
"The world is turning and it's not a good thing for Israel," Trump said.
Top diplomats from NATO's member states, gathering Thursday on the alliance's 75th birthday , will be talking about the threat posed by Moscow — and from the potential next occupant of the White House.
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