Hans Nichols is a reporter for Axios, with a focus on national news in the United States. He has also been featured in Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports. With a background in various locations such as Berlin, Freetown, London, and Ithaca, Hans brings a diverse perspective to his reporting.
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Hans Nichols covers national government and politics, with a focus on the United States. He is heavily geared towards reporting on government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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Former President Trump is on the verge of returning to the White House with help from groups that soundly rejected him when he was president: suburban women, independents and young people.
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Government funding expires in December.
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Trump handed Thune a conference-splitter.
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Scalise's support gives Barr a clear advantage to win one of the most coveted committee gavels.
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The House can use a procedural trick to block a president from bypassing the Senate.
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