Meridith McGraw is a White House Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and international affairs, with a keen focus on security and geopolitical issues. Meridith's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as POLITICO Europe, Yahoo News, Vanity Fair, and RealClearDefense.
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Meridith McGraw's focus is on government and politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories, government announcements, and event coverage. She covers topics related to Donald Trump, Nikki Haley, GOP, presidential campaigns and the Republican Party.
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By: Meridith McGraw
The second night of the Republican convention comes on the eve of the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and the one-year anniversary of the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was killed while speaking at Utah Valley University. A tribute to Kirk is sche
By: Meridith McGraw
Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt delivered a full-throated endorsement of President Trump and his policies during her prime-time convention speech on Thursday night, calling on his supporters to “pair your prayer with action and get out and vote.” Leavitt, 29, left the White Hous
“Hello Dallas!” Vice President JD Vance said as the crowd cheered “JD! JD!” “I’ve gotta say, it’s pretty cool to hear a crowd that is this fired up chant my name. So go ahead and do it again,” Vance said, urging the crowd to start calling his name again. Vance said he wanted to start by paying a n
By: Meridith McGraw
Vice President JD Vance, a recent Catholic convert who wrote a book about his spiritual journey, cited Scripture during his prime-time speech and said the November election is about protecting the “birthright” of Americans to the blessings of life in America. “As the Apostle Paul to us, as he wrote
President Trump made fun of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton—again. In what has become a regular punchline for the president, Trump joked about the Republican Senate candidate’s appearance before pushing for Texans to support him in the tight race this November. “I don’t like the way Ken dresses,
By: Meridith McGraw
President Donald Trump delivered a shorter-than-usual speech for the second and final night of the Republican party’s midterm convention and admitted he was getting a little tired of the politics himself. “That’s enough of politics, I’ve been doing this now for seven days straight. I want a little m
By: Amrith Ramkumar, James Romoser, Meridith McGraw
Technology executives are calling for a slowdown in development of the models amid growing concerns they pose a threat to civilization.
By: Amrith Ramkumar, James Romoser, Meridith McGraw
WASHINGTON—President Trump and White House AI adviser David Sacks this weekend defended the administration's strategy of minimal regulation after
By: Meridith McGraw
The president promised to remove tariffs from Irish whiskey and awarded the winner of the Irish Open the trophy at his Doonbeg course.
DOONBEG, Ireland—A general rule holds in golf that spectators quietly watch from the side and don't become the spectacle themselves. But most golf fans aren't President Trump.
