Jake Lahut is a Campaign Reporter at WIRED. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, elections, public policy, and security policy, with a particular focus on the Trump White House and the GOP. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Business Insider, The Daily Beast, and Columbia Journalism Review.
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By: Jake Lahut
An untold story of peak Nancy Mace. “We’re asking you to make an easy call and come back on the team."
By: Jake Lahut
The war in Iran is heating back up. Overnight, both sides have been trading hostilities in a series of retaliations to other retaliations. It...
Shares of Comcast CMCSA rose on the news that the telecom behemoth is spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky from its cable portfolio.
President Donald Trump said he sees the preliminary deal as "over."...
There are whisper networks among female staffers about which bars to be careful in—and which booze-drenched lawmakers to avoid.
By: Jake Lahut
As Abdul El-Sayed made his final pitch to Michigan Democrats to send him to Washington, the 41-year-old doctor and public-health advocate warned of
By: Jake Lahut
Ahead of Tuesday’s primary, the Michigan progressive talks about how he’d take on the GOP in November and why he wants to debate J.D. Vance.
Vance allies believe there is a mysterious attempt underway to thwart his prospective 2028 run. Are they right—or just paranoid?
JD Vance’s allies believe there is a mysterious plot underway to thwart his prospective 2028 run. Are they right—or just paranoid?
Uh oh — the website for the Texas shindig keeps redirecting to the Epstein files landing page.
