Hugh Tomlinson is a Washington-based reporter for The Times and The Australian. With a focus on national news in the United States, Hugh covers a range of topics including politics, international relations, and legal issues. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on current events and their impact on the country.
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Hugh Tomlinson's coverage focuses on national politics and legal affairs in the United States, particularly around high-profile political figures such as Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and issues related to government policy. The majority of his articles fall under "Evolving Stories," indicating a focus on ongoing developments rather than one-off events.
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Now the former president is expected to win the US presidential election, this time around he is likely to prize one thing above all else in his team: loyalty
Pollsters have underestimated Trump’s white working-class voter base as their survey methods cater too much to Democractic voters, experts claim
On the eve of election day, the polls had predicted the closest race in modern times. Instead, it was a rout.
In a rare admission of fault, Donald Trump told Joe Rogan, the podcast host, that the “biggest mistake” of his first term had been hiring “bad people, or disloyal people”.
By: David Charter, Hugh Tomlinson, Bevan Hurley, Alistair Dawber
President-elect confirms he will prioritise mass deportation as Joe Biden speaks for the first time since Tuesday’s US election
By: Charlotte Mcdonald-Gibson, Alistair Dawber, Hugh Tomlinson
Donald Trump’s new cabinet picks: After winning the election, he is likely to prize one thing above all else from his advisers
By: Alistair Dawber, Charlotte McDonald-Gibson, Hugh Tomlinson
The Times I n a rare admission of fault, Donald Trump told the podcaster Joe Rogan last month that the “biggest mistake” of his first term was hiring “bad people, or disloyal people” to his White House team.
By: Alistair Dawber, Joshua Thurston, Hugh Tomlinson
President-elect’s party crosses 218-seat threshold in 2024 elections to give it trifecta along with Senate and White House
The Democrats’ election strategy was overshadowed by the vice-president’s five-year-old remarks about tax-funded sex change surgeries for prison inmates
The president and his wife, Jackie Kennedy, were creating a spy thriller for a spoof project that foreshadowed tragic events
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