Alex Swoyer is a journalist at The Washington Times. With a focus on government and politics, law and legal affairs, and international laws, Alex covers a wide array of topics including elections, public policy, and current affairs, with a particular interest in geopolitics and regional issues. Alex's work has been featured in multiple publications, including the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, Knowledia, and the Environmental Post Ledger.
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By: Alex Swoyer
Mullin troubled by drugs; Martin to shame Biden’s lawfare; Justice Alito’s got game.
By: Alex Swoyer
For Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, the drug-related deaths of two college students in Mississippi triggered his personal memories of a relative involved with synthetic drugs.
By: Alex Swoyer
Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. doesn’t just defend the Constitution; he also defends the diamond.
By: Alex Swoyer
Eduardo Penalver, Georgetown University’s new president, said he believes college needs “extended argument” — and he told his school he wants to see a lot more debating.
By: Alex Swoyer
The Article III Project, run by Trump ally Mike Davis, has plans to release a digital ad a day until the Nov. 3 election warning voters of a “red-green alliance” between communist and Islamic sympathizers taking over the Democratic Party.
By: Alex Swoyer
Moms for Liberty, a conservative parental rights organization, is turning to artificial intelligence to help in its quest to keep an eye on the actions of school districts across the nation.
By: Alex Swoyer
NGOs’ new power in U.S., federal prosecutor ‘likes’ losses, Dan Kelly joins Pence group
By: Alex Swoyer
Assistant U.S. Attorney Sailaja Paidipaty’s social media habits are raising eyebrows.
By: Alex Swoyer
Jennica Pounds, the woman behind the social media persona Data Republican, says nonprofit organizations have become a new power in American government, funneling taxpayers’ money overseas.
By: Alex Swoyer
Dan Kelly, who served on the Wisconsin Supreme Court from 2016-2020 after being appointed by Gov. Scott Walker, has joined Advancing American Freedom, founded by former Vice President Mike Pence.
