Aidan McLaughlin is the Editor in Chief at Mediaite. He covers a range of topics including politics, current affairs, government, and international relations, with a focus on broadcasting and media. Aidan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Spectator World, New Zealand Herald, and Vanity Fair.
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Aidan McLaughlin’s coverage heavily revolves around politics, featuring evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. Pitches should highlight expertise in political analysis and insights into current events or unfolding political developments.
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Former OpenAI engineer argues superintelligence will obsolete market economies within a decade.
As an AI Thomas Jefferson delivered a lecture on the freedom of the press, Trump warned journalists “When I'm gone, you're all gonna be broke.”
By: Aidan McLaughlin
Official Washington came to a standstill this week to mark the passing of a South Carolina senator who won massive clout through his subservience to more powerful men.
By: Aidan McLaughlin
The big money campaign to stop Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan may instead have helped propel him from progressive obscurity to the Democratic nomination.
Every summer the Eastern Seaboard's sandy hotspots fill up with high-flying politicos, but in today's anti-elite moment, they've got to raise their big money under the radar.
By: Aidan McLaughlin, Jonas Unger
High above the Hotel Bel-Air , inside a pale yellow pavilion, Lauren Sherman sits quietly and watches as models glide by in leather riding boots and silk scarves.
By: Aidan McLaughlin
In public, White House press office staff are belligerent toward members of the media, hurling insults and invective. But in private? They're cordial, efficient…even charming. Reporters fear what's next.
By: Aidan McLaughlin
The secretary of defense is not beloved within his castle—or indeed out in the land. Yet those around him are talking about a White House bid. How? Why? Really?
By: Aidan McLaughlin
Republicans have gathered at Trump's urging in Dallas, Texas, for an unprecedented midterm convention. The event is for Trump, about Trump, but no one dares mention the policy that has come to define his second presidency.
On night one, President Trump pledged to distribute $5,000 to every American adult if voters keep his party in power this November.
