Derek VanBuskirk is a reporter at the Daily Caller. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, cybersecurity, and world affairs, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and current geopolitical issues. Derek's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Brigham Young University, The Spectator Australia, and AOL, Inc.
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Derek Vanbuskirk's coverage is predominantly focused on local news and events in the Provo, Utah area, with a particular emphasis on entertainment news related to BYU. He also covers evolving stories and breaking news.
Given Derek's focus on local event coverage and evolving stories, he would likely be most receptive to pitches that involve unique or unusual events happening in the Provo area, as well as breaking news related to education or entertainment at BYU or within the community.
Pitches offering interviews with individuals involved in award-winning projects at BYU or insights into developing local stories may resonate well with Derek. Additionally, any timely updates about educational initiatives at BYU could garner his interest.
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The CFPB was co-opted by the Trump administration to achieve its own goals in the fight against illegal immigration.
By: Derek Vanbuskirk
Over 100 Israeli settlers stormed the West Bank village Thursday in an escalation of the land rights dispute sources say.
By: Derek Vanbuskirk
Although it may now be leading the conversation in safety and law enforcement, El Salvador reached that point only after a decades-long crucible.
By: Derek Vanbuskirk
As President Donald Trump’s administration acts against violent gangs, El Salvador stands as an example of addressing the issue with drastic measures.
By: Derek Vanbuskirk
The 27-year-old Republican nominee for Congress, Kelly Dennison has embraced her online designation as the conservative “Goth Baddie.”
By: Derek Vanbuskirk
Confidence has reached a near-all-time low as Americans report distrust in core institutions across the board.
By: Derek Vanbuskirk
UCSF’s Chancellor said his medical school still administers gender transition care despite having received more than millions in federal funds.
By: Derek Vanbuskirk
I shared pleasantries with a man I would learn had murdered more than 30 people—and had no regrets.
By: Derek Vanbuskirk
An illegal immigrant truck driver was sentenced to less than five years in prison after pleading guilty to causing a car accident that killed three.
By: Derek Vanbuskirk
Republican New York Rep. Mike Lawler admitted to a previous drunk-driving arrest, a video shows.
