Aidan McLaughlin

Marjorie Taylor Greene and Donald Trump Are at War. What’s Her Endgame? Over the course of a long sit-down interview in her office, the MAGA stalwart from Georgia sounds like she is on a mission to save Trump from himself, on issues from Gaza to the Epstein files to the q...

"My suspicion and question is: Has stuff been destroyed? I just can’t help but ask that. And will the public ever really know?"

I spoke with Marjorie Taylor Greene about Trump, Epstein, Israel, and 2028, as tensions between Trump and his most loyal disciple exploded into a bitter public feud

‘Sold POTUS a bill of goods’: White House furious with Pulte over 50-year mortgage The White House was blindsided by the idea and is now dealing with a furious backlash from conservative allies, business leaders and lawmakers.

A lot of scathing quotes aimed at Pulte for the 50-year mortgage idea in this great piece, but seemingly no blame for Trump who fully bought into it after 10 minutes

A data point on how much Mamdani's win in New York has resonated on the right: on Fox News, "affordability" has been mentioned 240 times since last Tuesday

“Like Vienna in 1914”: At Bob Barnett's Memorial, Washington's Power Class Peers Over the Brink At a DC power broker’s memorial, politicos including James Carville, Jesse Watters, and Anthony Fauci gathered to eat focaccia sandwiches, swap memories, and place literal bets on the future of the co...

“It’s like Vienna in 1914.”

Wrote about the memorial for Washington power broker Bob Barnett, where Dr. Fauci backslapped Jesse Watters, Amy Klobuchar comforted nervous voters, and everyone wondered if they'd see a room like this again

Inside Pete Hegseth’s “Soviet-Style” War on the Press The secretary of defense is alienating key allies amid his war against the press.

When he worked at Fox News, Pete Hegseth wrote “FAILING” in Sharpie on his copy of the New York Times every morning. As Secretary of Defense, he’s turned that performative press hatred into policy:

Fox News Correspondent Trey Yingst on Covering War in Gaza Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst has stood out for his brave and clear-eyed coverage of the war in Gaza. He speaks with Press Club about how he does his job.

New Press Club: Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst on covering war, speaking out about the killing of Palestinian journalists, why Israel should allow foreign press into Gaza, and the criticism he's faced for reporting on the deaths of civilians

The New Yorker’s Patrick Radden Keefe on Covering Trump’s Second Term: ‘Access is Overrated’ Patrick Radden Keefe talks writing, his FX show Say Nothing, and how he plans on covering Trump's second term on this week's episode of Press Club.

New Press Club: @praddenkeefe.bsky.social on his writing process, turning Say Nothing into an FX show, the future of magazine journalism, how to cover Trump 2.0, and whether access matters when you're dealing with pathological liars

Mediaite Obtains Full Police Report on Pete Hegseth Sexual Assault Allegation Days after the revelation of a sexual assault allegation against Trump secretary of defense pick Pete Hegseth, Mediaite obtained a extensive police report on the 2017 encounter.

We obtained the full police report detailing a 2017 sexual assault allegation against Pete Hegseth, the Fox News host Trump wants to serve as the next Secretary of Defense

Exclusive: Jake Tapper on the Israel-Hamas War, Elon Musk’s Destruction of Twitter, CNN and Trump CNN anchor Jake Tapper spoke with Mediaite about the unfolding war between Israel and Hamas, the decline of Twitter, John Kelly's comments about Trump, and CNN.

New episode of The Interview: @jaketapper.bsky.social discusses the Israel-Hamas war, media coverage of conflict, the collapse of Twitter under Musk, why John Kelly spoke out against Trump and new leadership at CNN

Fox News Silent on Top Host’s Screed Calling For Civil War Picture this: a star anchor on a major news network declares that elections don’t matter and civil war is the only solution.

Fox News is declining to comment on Greg Gutfeld’s declaration that elections no longer work and violent civil war is the only solution

Succession watch: Murdoch chose Lachlan to succeed him as head of Fox and News Corp. But when Rupert dies, the 4 kids - Lachlan, James, Prue, and Liz - will be left with equal votes. That makes a potential alliance between his more liberal siblings very dangerous for Lachlan (and Fox News)