David Sivak is a Congress & Campaigns Editor for various publications including the Washington Examiner, The Denver Gazette, and The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC. With a focus on national politics, David covers a range of topics including border reforms, Senate races, endorsements, and the political landscape surrounding immigration issues.
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By: Rachel Schilke, Mabinty Quarshie, Ramsey Touchberry, David Sivak, Cami Mondeaux, Samantha-Jo Roth
The GOP is split over Donald Trump's decision to nominate Rep. Matt Gaetz and Tulsi Gabbard as attorney general and director of national intelligence.
Mitch McConnell has already made clear he won’t be shrinking from the national spotlight as John Thune succeeds him as Senate Majority Leader.
By: David Sivak
Former Rep. Matt Gaetz has been calling Senate Republicans, asking for a “fair shake” as he faces a long road to confirmation as President-elect Donald Trump's attorney general.
By: David Sivak, Cami Mondeaux
The House Ethics Committee is navigating a crisis of credibility as it weighs whether to release the findings of its investigation into former Rep.
By: David Sivak
Senate appropriators increasingly expect that Congress will punt government funding into early next year despite appetite on Capitol Hill for a full-year spending deal.
By: David Sivak, Ramsey Touchberry
Vice President-elect J.D. Vance made a rare appearance at the Capitol on Tuesday as President-elect Donald Trump fumes over the confirmation of President Joe Biden's judges.
By: Ramsey Touchberry, David Sivak
Senate Democrats agreed not to confirm four higher-level circuit court picks and will save the slots for President-elect Donald Trump to fill.
By: Mabinty Quarshie, David Sivak
Former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz's withdrawal as attorney general will put media attention on President-elect Donald Trump's other controversial Cabinet picks, such as Pete Hegseth for defense secretary.
By: David Sivak, Ramsey Touchberry, Samantha-Jo Roth
President-elect Donald Trump's attorney general nominee withdrew his name after meeting with senators on Capitol Hill, the third-shortest nomination in U.S. history.
No Senate Republican came out against Matt Gaetz publicly in the eight days he lasted as President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee, but the votes weren't there.
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