Joey Garrison is a White House correspondent at USA TODAY. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and international affairs, with a keen focus on security policy and global geopolitics. Joey's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Detroit Free Press, AZCentral, and The Indianapolis Star.
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By: Joey Garrison, Zac Anderson, Daniel Borunda, Emily R. Condon, Nolan D. McCaskill, Kat Stafford, Zac Anderson, Humeyra Pamuk, Gram Slattery, Jason Lange, Nathan Layne
DALLAS — President Donald Trump worked to rally his loyal base on Sept. 9 during a first-ever Republican midterm convention in Dallas, attempting a rescue mission to energize his party and stop a Democratic takeover of Congress.
By: Brandi Addison, Joey Garrison, Bart Jansen, Zac Anderson, Melina Khan
Vance is delivering the keynote address and Trump will give closing remarks on the final night of the Republican Party's two-day Dallas convention.
By: Melina Khan, Joey Garrison, Zac Anderson, Jason Lange, Nathan Layne, Richard Cowan, David Hood-Nuño
President Donald Trump has vowed to issue $5,000 dividends to every U.S. adult if Republicans hold on to control of Congress in November, a brazen
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By: Zac Anderson, Francesca Chambers, Bart Jansen, Terry Collins, Brandi Addison, Joey Garrison, Melina Khan, Kinsey Crowley
Vance is delivering the keynote address and Trump will give closing remarks on the final night of the Republican Party's two-day Dallas convention.
By: Zac Anderson, Joey Garrison
The Republican midterm convention dialed up the volume on the party's efforts to boost GOP enthusiasm and counter Democrats' momentum.
By: Joey Garrison
Photographs of President Donald Trump line the walls of the concourse at the Republican midterm convention.
By: Zac Anderson, Joey Garrison
While many Republicans have cheered Trump's extraordinary $5,000 election offer to Americans, some loyal supporters are pushing back.
President Trump dismissed the need for more guardrails around AI technology after three industry leaders raised concerns about the pace of AI growth.
The Kennedy Center says President Trump won't rescue the institution from bankruptcy if his efforts aren't recognized on the side of the building.
