Evan Koslof is a Political Reporter at WUSA9. He covers a range of topics including news, politics, and social issues, with a particular focus on crime and academia in Virginia, while also sharing his love for dogs. Evan's work has been featured in various outlets, including WUSA-TV, WTOL 11, and Spectrum News.
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By: Justin Tasolides, Evan Koslof
The Biden administration on Thursday announced a new rule aiming to make it easier and faster for immigration officials to deny asylum to some migrants.
By: Evan Koslof, Ashley Gallagher, Maureen McManus
Here are some of the biggest cases still outstanding, with decisions expected by the end of June or beginning of July:
By: Evan Koslof, Ashley Gallagher, Maureen Mcmanus
Cases related to guns, abortion, Trump still outstanding.
By: Justin Tasolides, Evan Koslof
Former President Donald Trump was found guilty by a jury of 12 Americans on Thursday of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, the
By: Cassie Semyon, Evan Koslof, David Mendez
Democrats and Republicans in Congress on Thursday took part in a summer tradition that dates back more than 100 years: the Congressional baseball game, a charity event that trades party politics for hits and runs.
By: David Mendez, Cassie Semyon, Evan Koslof
Eight people were arrested and face federal charges of interference with a member of the Capitol Police.
By: Evan Koslof
Sitting in a Los Angeles conference room, Charles H. Joslain looked into a nearby camera, and told a lie. “I am definitely Tom Cruise,” he said with a laugh.
Experts concede that there are dangers associated with deepfakes.
By: Evan Koslof
The Verify team looked into who is responsible for a toppled tree that lands on a home.
By: Evan Koslof
As the rancor of partisanship strangles agreement on a laundry list of issues on Capitol Hill, there are some ideas that have transcended politics and have been greeted with bipartisan buy-in.
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