Jacob Wendler is a Senior Staffer at various prominent media outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and the construction industry, with a keen focus on regional interests and world news. Jacob's work has been featured in The Dispatch, Military Times, Forbes, POLITICO, and many other respected publications.
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Jacob Wendler's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, particularly related to Northwestern University and Evanston. He frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Kelsey Brugger, Jacob Wendler
Sens. Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell want a Senate floor vote as soon as next week.
DoorDash is insisting that it supports the autonomy of Washington's local government, amid growing backlash around its support for a House Republican bill that has placed the company in the middle of a fight between local leaders and Congress.
A spate of meltdowns by Waymo 's self-driving cars in San Francisco is breathing new life into a lobbying fight for Congress to pass federal regulations for the booming autonomous vehicle industry.
By: Kelsey Brugger, Jacob Wendler
Congress’ yearslong attempt to regulate college athletics has yet to cross the finish line amid contentious battles over media rights, antitrust concerns, student pay and more.
Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) are scrambling to salvage the Protect College Sports Act , a bill that would introduce new
By: Jacob Wendler
University leaders voted to back the long-percolating deal late Friday, but it’s unclear how soon it could hit the Senate floor.
By: Jacob Wendler, Daniel Barnes
Jennifer Mascott’s tenure at public affairs firm Adfero sparked questions around conflicts of interest and partisanship.
By: Daniel Barnes, Jacob Wendler
A Trump-appointed federal appeals judge spent months running a Washington public affairs firm after being appointed to the bench last year, an
A Trump-appointed federal appeals judge spent months running a Washington public affairs firm after being appointed to the bench last year, an arrangement that contributed to an exodus among the firm’s staff and clients and only ended when the firm went out of business at the end of June.
An aggressive new PAC backed by renewable energy supporters notched a major win last night by helping unseat Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.) despite President Donald Trump 's vocal support, our colleague Timothy Cama reports.
