David Weigel is a Political Reporter at Semafor. He covers a wide range of topics related to politics, drawing on his extensive experience from previous roles at The Washington Post, Business, and Slate. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Washington Post, Anchorage Daily News, and Yahoo News.
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Before he became the president's sharpest Republican critic in Congress, Massie was a libertarian scientist who hated government spending and the taxes that paid for it. He
Before he became the president’s sharpest Republican critic in Congress, Massie was a libertarian scientist who hated government spending and the taxes that paid for it.
The Democratic National Committee's release of an incomplete 2024 “autopsy” isn't doing much to quiet critics, who pointed out the report contains no mention of the war in Gaza.
By: David Weigel, Nicholas Wu
The News After a Michigan convention where the party's left flank took over in an awkward hail of boos and jeers, Democrats are bracing for
The major US political parties are best understood by looking at Texas and California, whose 2026 primaries tell a clear story: Republicans are run from the top, while Democrats aren't run at all.
Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner isn't backing down from his comments that GOP Sen. Susan Collins “sent me” to fight in Iraq, charging her with “trying to offload her mistakes” for pointing out that he chose to enlist.
The News With the Supreme Court shattering the district lines that created majority-Black seats in the American South and legislators
The News LANGLEY PARK, Md. — The toxicity of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee in Democratic primaries has officially grown beyond the war in Gaza.
The News June 2 is this year's single busiest day of primaries so far, stretching across the country. It'll also offer both parties a little more clarity ahead of November.
The former First Lady has some things in common right now with a Maine oyster farmer and political neophyte who's running for Senate. Both Jill Biden and Graham Platner have highly scrutinized marriages (and families) that have made them political celebrities. And both argue that the public interest in their past missteps is a waste of time.
