Katie Pavlich is a journalist at Townhall.com. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, as well as health and wellness, with a focus on public policy and security issues. Katie's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Hill, The Washington Times, and Realclearmarkets.
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Iowa’s attorney general thinks Monday’s arguments went well and expects the case to “come down to the Constitution.”
By: Katie Pavlich
Officials say the agency now wants to know who lives in every HUD-funded home, and investigations are not over.
By: Katie Pavlich
“There’s nothing wrong with saying to your doctor, ‘OK, what’s the data on the vaccine?'” Dr. Scott Atlas said.
By: Katie Pavlich, Tatiana Carter
Lindsey Isaacs said her car had zero damage — and she was nowhere near the crash scene — but troopers told her Flock had captured her license plate.
By: Katie Pavlich, Alicia Sitz
Brown said she didn’t see the signs at first because Nicole was not cut off from her family and did not face some types of financial abuse.
By: Katie Pavlich
Neff said a pardon would be “a tough lift” because many Theranos investors were politically connected people from Washington.
Mubin Shaikh, who spent two years working with Salman, says she spent more time in Kurdish custody than in ISIS territory.
Michael Trager says he does not believe Faisal suddenly “had love in his heart” after vandalizing a Jewish-owned shop.
By: Katie Pavlich
Alexis Wilkins, who is engaged to FBI Director Kash Patel, says she realized she was part of a larger effort to divide Americans after online attackers targeted her.
By: Katie Pavlich
Alexis Wilkins, who is engaged to FBI Director Kash Patel, says she realized she was part of a larger effort to divide Americans after online attackers targeted her.
