Thomas Watkins is the Washington bureau chief for The National News, with previous experience reporting from Islamabad, Kabul, Paris, LA, and London. He covers a wide range of topics, including international affairs, politics, and current events, with a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting from a global perspective.
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Thomas Watkins' coverage predominantly revolves around government and politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to international relations. He also covers topics such as the Middle East conflict, US politics, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Gaza, and the Ukraine crisis.
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By: Thomas Watkins
Donald Trump is furious at the former Republican congresswoman after she endorsed his rival Vice President Kamala Harris
By: Thomas Watkins
Two days away from election, polls show race remains impossible to predict
By: Thomas Watkins
Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump offer vastly differing visions for the future
Latest updates: Follow our full coverage on the US election Donald Trump is headed back to the White House after crushing Vice President Kamala Harris in Tuesday's election.
By: Willy Lowry, Thomas Watkins
From climate change to wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, the president-elect will make his presence felt worldwide
By: Thomas Watkins
President-elect rewards his supporters and defenders with top jobs Latest updates: Follow our full coverage on the US election
By: Thomas Watkins
President-elect rewards his supporters and defenders with top jobs
By: Thomas Watkins
Mr Hegseth is an Army veteran who served in Afghanistan and Iraq
'Cylindrical object' had a near miss with commercial flight off New York
By: Thomas Watkins
US not making any changes to its own nuclear stance Russia has given no indication that it is preparing to use a nuclear bomb in Ukraine, the
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