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Claire Heddles

Washington, D.C., United States

Congressional Reporter at NOTUS

Fellow at Allbritton Journalism Institute

Politics reporter @NOTUSreports [email protected] or Signal @ claire.904

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  • Republicans Are All About MAHA - And Propping Up the Sugar Industry

    1 week ago | notus.org | Claire Heddles |Nuha Dolby

    Even in the era of “Make America Healthy Again” and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. calling sugar “poison,” Republicans aren’t showing any signs of backing away from propping up the sugar industry. Both the House and Senate versions of President Donald Trump’s budget reconciliation bills include the largest loan rate increases for sugar farmers in decades, a move the sugar industry has long advocated for. “Sugar is not a poison.

  • Can Trump Usurp the Federalist Society? Conservatives Seriously Doubt It.

    3 weeks ago | notus.org | Claire Heddles |Emily Kennard

    President Donald Trump is distancing himself from the group that Republicans have long relied on to rubber-stamp judicial nominees. But some conservatives warn that icing out the Federalist Society could leave him without the infrastructure to build on the judicial branch his party has long dreamed of.

  • The First High-Profile Democrat to Enter the Florida Governor’s Race Used to Be a Republican

    3 weeks ago | notus.org | Claire Heddles

    David Jolly, a former Republican congressman, is running for Florida governor — as a Democrat. He formally announced his candidacy Thursday morning, becoming the first prominent Democrat to do so. Jolly, who gained a national profile after losing his House seat in 2016 as an anti-Trump MSNBC regular, changed his voter registration from “no party affiliation” to Democrat in late April.

  • Trump Once Said Marco Rubio Was a ‘Disaster’ With Money. A Decade Later, Rubio’s Finances Haven’t Improved Much.

    3 weeks ago | notus.org | Claire Heddles

    Secretary of State Marco Rubio has accumulated relatively little wealth over the course of his political career — a decade after his financial struggles led the national news cycle and became a potent attack for his opponents in the 2016 presidential race.

  • Trump Once Said Marco Rubio Was a ‘Disaster’ With Money. A Decade Later, Rubio’s Finances Haven’t Improved Much.

    3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Claire Heddles

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Claire Heddles
Claire Heddles @claireheddles
12 Jun 25

RT @NPCInstitute: We interviewed @NOTUSreports reporters @emilyykennard & @MargaretManto to learn the story behind their bombshell reportin…

Claire Heddles
Claire Heddles @claireheddles
11 Jun 25

RT @emilyykennard: The MAHA report misrepresents research on vaccine safety, too: w/ @MargaretManto https://t.co/02QFNv7g5Z

Claire Heddles
Claire Heddles @claireheddles
10 Jun 25

RT @reesejgorman: New: Mark Green has been pitching people on a foreign business venture in Guyana and has even tried to connect with poten…