Joshua Rhett Miller is a Chief Investigative Reporter at Newsweek. His areas of focus include U.S. politics, immigration, crime, education, and technology, with extensive experience in covering national and international breaking news. Joshua's work has been featured in notable outlets such as iHeartRadio, Page Six, and Yahoo News UK.
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Joshua Rhett Miller's coverage predominantly focuses on local events in New York City, including crime, controversies, and evolving stories. His articles often cover breaking news or ongoing developments within the city.
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By: Joshua Rhett Miller
Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon is calling for an "up-armored ICE presence" at voting stations in November.
Jon Ponder, a three-time felon who was pardoned by President Trump in 2020, was arrested Tuesday for sexual assault-related charges, Las Vegas police said.
At least 20 people granted clemency by President Donald Trump have been charged with new crimes, including the founder of a Las Vegas-based prisoner reentry program.
FBI seizes devices from Eric Swalwell at SFO and raids his D.C. home amid federal sex‑assault probe.
By: Joshua Rhett Miller
Some former Trump administration staff are puzzled by the meteoric rise of aide Natalie Harp, insisting "there's something weird going on."
By: Joshua Rhett Miller, Amanda Castro
Federal agents executed back‑to‑back searches on former Representative Eric Swalwell over the weekend, first seizing his electronics at San Francisco Intern
By: Alex Backus, Joshua Rhett Miller
Lesley Vogel said her daughter became involved with the “wrong person” and her family tried to remove him from her life.
Log Cabin Republicans, which aims to build a "more inclusive" GOP party, will no longer advocate for transgender rights, the group announced.
Alisa Goods, a 63-year-old Brooklyn grandmother who vanished during a trip to Las Vegas, has been found dead, relatives said.
By: Joshua Rhett Miller
A 76-year-old man with advanced prostate cancer has been detained by immigration officials for more than two months, relatives said.
