William Vaillancourt is a journalist at The Progressive, contributing serious insights on topics such as elections, government, and public policy, while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment. His work has been featured in notable publications including Rolling Stone, The Daily Beast, and Yahoo News across various regions.
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William Vaillancourt's coverage mainly focuses on government & politics, with a significant portion dedicated to evolving stories and legal policy regulation. He also covers entertainment news, particularly related to Fox News personalities and NFL events.
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The president's 35-year-old “human printer” has secured yet another coveted spot by his side.
By: William Vaillancourt
Donald Trump’s favorite aide has scored herself a new seat of power. Natalie Harp’s unusually close relationship with the president was on full display Mon
The president has been leaning into football to appeal to his core voters.
“We all need to brace for what comes next,” a White House insider warned. The Trump administration is reportedly considering a wave of lawsuits in states where the midterm results are “close.”
Part of the president's closing message in Texas is that his own supporters cannot afford to dine at his private golf club.
Mike Waltz, of Signalgate infamy, has since taken a victory lap over the viral exchange.
The conservative commentator refused to retract a false statement, the multi-million-dollar suit claims.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico cite continued “viewpoint discrimination” by the Trump administration.
Bari Weiss has overseen the flagship show's ratings slump—but she says she is not following the numbers closely.
Ken Paxton's comment at a campaign stop drew a lone clap. Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton drew an embarrassing lack of applause at one point during a campaign stop Wednesday.
