Shelby Talcott is a Reporter at Semafor. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and business economics, with a focus on significant figures like Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and Ron DeSantis. Shelby's work has been featured in The Daily Caller, Yahoo News, and Newswav.
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Shelby Talcott’s coverage primarily focuses on national politics, particularly within the United States and Florida. She frequently covers government announcements, evolving political stories, and legal policy regulations.
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By: Shelby Talcott
The News Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s vaccine skepticism is getting outsized attention in his bid to become Donald Trump's Health and Human
The News Donald Trump can celebrate a win of sorts by flexing his muscles two days before a government shutdown deadline and sending Congress scrambling.
The News Donald Trump endorsed Mike Johnson for reelection as House speaker on Monday, a strategic move just one week before Congress is slated to certify his second term as president.
A president-elect who thrives on pugilism has fewer antagonists than ever before.
The Scoop Donald Trump is expected to appear at this year's World Economic Forum remotely via video conference, a person familiar with the president-elect's plans told Semafor.
By: Shelby Talcott, Kadia Goba
The News Donald Trump won a majority of voters without college degrees last November in part by promising a presidency that would bring “economic relief to our citizens.”
The president-elect is eyeing tax ideas designed to help workers. But going as far as higher taxes on corporations would be a tough sell in the Republican Congress.
The News John Thune and Donald Trump are texting buddies now.
The News Tulsi Gabbard's bid to become Donald Trump's director of national intelligence is on shaky ground, with Republican lawmakers raising private concerns and the president urging her to get aggressive.
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