Robert Tait is a journalist who writes for various publications including Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports UK, The Guardian, and Cigalah Group. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, international conflicts, and social issues. He has also been featured in the Yorkshire Evening Post.
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Robert Tait's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, with a focus on evolving stories, expert commentary, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. He is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer in-depth analysis or firsthand insights into international relations, diplomacy, and political developments.
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So-called department of government efficiency charged by Trump to help effect radical government shake-up
Trump International hotel, currently a Waldorf Astoria, was, opponents say, a venue for influence peddling
By: Robert Tait
Billionaire reposted false claim as Republicans seek to condition disaster aid to Democrat-controlled California
By: Robert Tait
There is a certain pathos to special prosecutor’s insistence that his unfulfilled investigation was not in vain
By: Robert Tait
President implicitly acknowledges that country’s divisions remain unbridged as Trump poised to return to Oval Office
Merrick Garland pressed to use final days to release report on president-elect’s retention of classified documents
By: Robert Tait
Aides signal his address will be noticeably more upbeat compared to grim ‘American carnage’ speech in 2017
By: Robert Tait, Jon Henley
Billionaires, far-right leaders and wrestling influencers are expected at a better attended ceremony than in 2017
By: Robert Tait
What to know about Trump’s inauguration committee – from what rules are in place to how much it has raised
By: Robert Tait
Official Washington appeared shellshocked after president vowed ‘nothing will stand in our way’ at inauguration
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