Riley Rogerson is a reporter for The Daily Beast, with a focus on national news, particularly in the United States, Alaska, and Anchorage. Riley's work has also been featured in various publications such as Yahoo News, Anchorage Daily News, Lawton Publishing Company, Derrick Publishing Co, Decatur Daily, KYUK Public Media, Rockdale Newton Citizen, and Yahoo Finance UK. They cover a range of topics including politics, government, and current events.
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Bracing for Conspiracies
What Year Is It Again?
Gettin’ the Bannon Back Together
By: Katherine Swartz, Evan Mcmorris-Santoro, Riley Rogerson
Trump Shows Up for the Bros. Will They Show Up for Him?
By: Reese Gorman, Riley Rogerson
“In some ways, when she’s gone, they will miss her a lot,” former NRCC Chair Steve Stivers told NOTUS.
By: Evan Mcmorris-Santoro, Katherine Swartz, Riley Rogerson
The Democrat Who Republicans Miss the Most
“As a country, we’ve been through a lot over the last few years,” former President Barack Obama said. “We forget sometimes.”
Streets of Philadelphia
By: Riley Rogerson, Anna Kramer
Robert De Niro came to Philadelphia embracing the traditional language of the city. “This is fucking madness,” he shouted into a microphone.
By: Matt Fuller, Riley Rogerson
One lawmaker has stashed an “insurrectionist getaway costume” in their office in case things get dodgy at the Capitol again.
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