Director Of Communications And External Relations
Sarah Lee is the Director of Communications and External Relations. She focuses on general assignment news, government and politics, and public policy, with particular interest in elections, security policy, and world affairs. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Guardian, BBC News, and The Daily Signal, among others.
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By: Sarah Lee
The result lifts Democrats to 55 Senate seats after a count that hinged on provisional ballots; Alaska's race is still uncalled.
By: Sarah Lee
Trump publicly backs him while reportedly weighing his future; Democrats plan Armed Services hearings and are preparing subpoenas once they take control in January.
The Judiciary Committee sent four nominees to the floor; Democrats say Grassley is cutting corners as a Dec. 11 funding deadline squeezes floor time.
By: Sarah Lee
Several senators-elect have declined to support Schumer, who says he is confident of winning; no one has formally entered the race against him.
In two interviews he said Paxton should have debated and would not name a 2028 successor; he also urged the Senate to pass a $350 billion defense bill.
Her win means more than 75% of Americans will live under Democratic governors; the party is set to control a majority of legislative chambers.
Republicans need at least seven Democratic votes in the Senate, and the party is split over acting now or waiting until January.
By: Sarah Lee
The remarks add a timeline to a pressure campaign built on a fuel blockade since February; analysts see more sanctions as likelier than force.
Lower courts ruled the proclamation unlawful, but it stays in effect while the case proceeds; the administration says the president can suspend asylum access.
Peltola sits just under 50% of first-choice votes; if she stays there, ranked-choice tabulation on Nov. 18 decides it, with certification set for Nov. 25.
