Matt Laslo is a national journalist who writes for outlets such as Raw Story, Wyoming Public Radio & Media, and AlterNet. His work has also been featured in WIRED, Mississippi Today, and Maverick Studios. With a focus on politics and current events, Matt covers a range of topics including impeachment efforts, GOP politics, and the intersection of power and money in Washington.
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Matt Laslo primarily covers US government and politics, with a focus on expert commentary, legal policy regulation, and government announcement. His articles revolve around specific political events and figures such as GOP leaders, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Liz Cheney among others.
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Congress doesn’t know crypto (let alone other digital assets…), but we know Congress.
Congress still classifies the medicine of millions as ‘drugs.’ Most states rejected that thinking when they legalized marijuana locally, even as hallucinogens are now showing promise for treating PTSD.
By: Sarah Burris
WASHINGTON — Some members of the House Select Committee investigating the 2020 election and the Jan. 6 attacks are responding now that the Justice Department has published special counsel Jack Smith's final report.
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By: Sarah Burris
WASHINGTON—Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) plans to access the report of special counsel Jack Smith's classified documents before a new attorney general can dismiss the case.
By: Nicolae Viorel, Matt Laslo
WASHINGTON—In a historic first, President-elect Donald Trump is bucking centuries of American tradition by welcoming an array of foreign leaders to his second inauguration.The parade is about as far-right as they come, including many who — whether in policy or bombast — have been compared to Trump h...
By: Nicolae Viorel Butler
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WASHINGTON — Don't let celebratory rallies, fawning tweets on X or glitzy inaugural balls fool you. Today's Republicans are warring with their fellow Republicans. That GOP civil war's about to be on full display in the nation's capital.
By: Matt Laslo
WASHINGTON — It’s not that cold in the nation’s capital. So why’s Donald Trump’s inauguration indoors? There’s only one obvious conclusion: Deep State. Duh. Trump hasn’t been back in Washington long, but he’s already made conspiracy theories great again—well, normalized, at the very least. And we ai...
By: Matt Laslo
WASHINGTON — It’s not that cold in the nation’s capital. So why’s Donald Trump’s inauguration indoors? There’s only one obvious conclusion: Deep State. Duh.Trump hasn’t been back in Washington long, but he’s already made conspiracy theories great again—well, normalized, at the very least. And we ain...
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