Marc Caputo is a reporter at The Messenger. He specializes in government and politics, regional interest and world news, and energy policy, with a keen focus on current affairs and international relations. Caputo's work has been featured in prominent outlets including POLITICO, Yahoo News, and NBC News.
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Trump's proposal has drawn bipartisan pushback in the GOP-led House and Senate.
By: Marc Caputo, Barak Ravid
"You'd be in prison if it weren't for me. I'm saving your ass."
President Trump confirmed on Wednesday that he sharply criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Lebanon during a tense call, as Axios first reported
In Axios interview and new book, he describes power in world-historical terms.
By: Marc Caputo, Kate Santaliz
The investigation stems from a whistleblower complaint alleging he improperly used the funds for trips to Disney World and Disneyland with his wife and children.
As he tries to hammer out a peace deal with Iran, President Trump has a dovish adviser in Vice President Vance perched on one figurative shoulder — and a hawkish Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the other.
By: Marc Caputo
Machado's attempts to return to Venezuela have saddled the State Department with "extra needless drama," an official said.
The Front Line, a political nonprofit group aligned with Republican Sen. Ted Cruz , announced it's spending $400,000 on a digital ad buy targeting
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster is expected to make the temporary appointment today.
Trump wants to do more prime-time, direct-to-camera speeches from the White House.
