Todd Zwillich is the Deputy DC Bureau Chief at VICE Media. He covers a broad range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, tech policy, current affairs, geopolitics, and economic policy, often highlighting the intersection of these themes. Todd's insights and analyses have also been featured in MDEdge.
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Todd Zwillich's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation and evolving political stories, with a heavy emphasis on government and politics. His articles often center around topics such as Donald Trump, the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot, criminal charges, and the Republican Party.
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By: Todd Zwillich
Trump is exploiting the Presidency with relentless consistency. Just look.
By: Todd Zwillich
JD Vance is more wrong about immigrants and NASA than he realizes.
How Elon Musk learned to start worrying and hate the GOP budget bill
I'd really rather talk about something else.
National security Democrats launched a preemptive strike on Trump's misuse of the military. Weeks later it's paying off in ways even they didn't predict. Or maybe they did.
Trump has distorted the political landscape so badly that it's warping the moral intuitions of people and institutions of account.
