Trevor Hughes is a National Correspondent at USA TODAY. Based in Denver, he covers a wide range of topics including natural disasters, public lands, and marijuana legalization, while also exploring regional interests and world news. Trevor's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Greenville News Media Group and the Detroit Free Press.
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Trevor Hughes' coverage involves a mix of evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. The themes covered include politics, crime, scientific topics, and government & politics. His articles often discuss migrant-related issues, climate change impacts in the US including local events such as FBI investigations.
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By: Phillip M. Bailey, Sarah D. Wire, John Wisely, Deborah Barfield Berry, Erik Pfantz, Mary Jo Pitzl, Trevor Hughes
The USA TODAY Network followed election workers in swing states including a clerk, lawyers, poll workers, poll watchers and a county commissioner.
As Election Day approaches, supporters of both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are on edge as they fear for America's future.
By: Trevor Hughes
USA TODAY Two assassination attempts . A last-minute candidate switch . War in the Middle East. Border issues.
By: Trevor Hughes, Lauren Villagran
RENO, Nevada ‒ In this swing county of Washoe, in the swing state of Nevada, intense scrutiny is focused on the election process after years of
By: Lauren Villagran, Trevor Hughes
Nearly one-third of Latino families in the US could be disrupted by Trump's immigration enforcement plan.
By: Lauren Villagran, Trevor Hughes
Giddel Contreras lives in the Bronx, works as a chef at a hotel-resort in Queens and is as much a New Yorker as the next guy.
By: Terry Collins, Trevor Hughes
For tens of millions of Americans, Donald Trump's victory sparked a wave of excitement and hope, particularly when it comes to their wallets.
By: Lauren Villagran, Trevor Hughes
Lauren Villagran and Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY · 5 min read
By: Trevor Hughes
Train backers are waiting to see how the Trump administration will handle billions of dollars in planned rail spending.
By: David Baratz, Trevor Hughes
During the winter holiday travel season, keeping planes safe is a top priority for deicing crews at airports.
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