John McCormack is a senior editor at The Dispatch, based in Washington, D.C. He focuses on topics such as elections, government, politics, and public policy, often intertwining themes of security policy and journalism. John has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, National Review, and The Weekly Standard.
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By: Steve Hayes, Michael Warren, Charles Hilu, John Mccormack
The self-selecting elite's brain drain.
The GOP seems willing to provide more federal funds for the Affordable Care Act beneficiaries, but wants to spend less and not fund abortion.
The Missouri senator says an executive order could fix an abortion-funding issue, but the leading U.S. pro-life group calls the idea an ‘accounting gimmick.’
By: John McCormack
GAA: FBD Insurance Tipperary Under 21 ‘A’ Hurling Semi-Final
Most congressional Republicans deny they've been hurt by a tariff policy that seems to be the party's biggest self-inflicted political wound.
Hospital expansion project employs scale models to enhance the design of new operating rooms
I've been made aware of at least three instances of attempted scamming based on applications to the Planning Board. The scammer created official looking documents, which repeat information obtained from applications posted on the town website, and requested electronic payment from the applicants.
NEW YORK—When Ben Sasse arrives at the hotel lobby bar of the Hyatt Grand Central in Midtown Manhattan, he tells me in an upbeat tone that he feels
By: John Mccormack, Steve Hayes, Michael Warren, Jonah Goldberg
Congressional Republicans are beginning to challenge the president openly.
By: John Mccormack
If consequentialism tempts you to vote for a creep, first weigh the actual consequences.
