National Political Reporter and White House Reporter
Ken Thomas is a National Political Reporter and White House Reporter. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and security policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in the context of Latin America. Ken's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and MarketWatch.
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Ken Thomas's coverage heavily focuses on U.S. national politics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and evolving political stories. He has covered topics like Joe Biden, elections, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and hostage situations.
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By: Ken Thomas, Alex Leary
The president’s focus on the House Democratic leader is part of his battle plan for November.
By: Alex Leary, Ken Thomas
Alex Leary, Ken Thomas WASHINGTON—When Hakeem Jeffries completed a nearly nine-hour marathon floor speech last year in opposition to President
Trump’s vanquishing of Thomas Massie is a warning shot to Republicans considering a break with the president.
Ken Thomas WASHINGTON—President Trump delivered a clear message to Republicans in Tuesday's primaries: Cross the president at your own peril.
By: Ken Thomas, Marianne Levine, Lindsay Wise
Some $1 billion in funding tied to President Trump’s planned White House ballroom project is in doubt, as the ‘YOLO caucus’ on Capitol Hill grows.
By: Richard Rubin, Ken Thomas, Siobhan Hughes
The program is a ‘payout pot for punks’ said one Republican senator.
By: Philip Wegmann, Lindsay Wise, Ken Thomas, Marianne Levine
Republican senators, who typically defer to the president, revolted over a Trump endorsement and his “anti-weaponization fund.”
For years, the electronics recycling industry has focused heavily on collection volumes, commodity recovery, and certification branding. Meanwhile, one of
By: Ken Thomas
We must acknowledge that true compliance has a cost—and that cost is necessary if our industry wants long-term credibility with regulators, OEMs and the public.
By: Ken Thomas
The primary is stoking party divisions between the establishment and outsiders along with concerns about Black representation.
