Kara Voght
Political Features Reporter at The Washington Post
Political features @WashingtonPost. Eastern Connecticut native. “Voght” like “vote.” Also at https://t.co/roCGdT3oZ3.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Kara Voght
For these liberal women, the future of Democratic politics is still female (washingtonpost.com) For these liberal women, the future of Democratic politics is still female By Kara Voght 2025052012001700 There were two kinds of women waiting in line outside of the Anthem theater for the 40th anniversary celebration of Emily's List, the organization dedicated to electing Democratic women who support abortion rights: Those who'd arrived straight from work, and those who'd had time to change. The...
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3 weeks ago |
augsburger-allgemeine.de | Kara Voght
Washington Post Melania Trumps Projekt „Be Best“ kam und ging ereignislos. Doch die Agenda der First Lady für ihre zweite Amtszeit nimmt langsam Gestalt an – zumindest ansatzweise. Von Kara Voght | | | Da war sie. Im Weißen Haus. Schwarzer Lederrock. Bleistiftdünne Absätze. Weißer Blazer, wie ein Umhang über ihre Schultern drapiert. Melania Trump ist in diesen Mauern selten zu sehen, geschweige denn zu hören.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Kara Voght
There she was. In the White House. Black leather pencil skirt. Pencil-thin heels. White blazer, draped like a cape over her shoulders. Melania Trump is not often seen inside these walls, let alone heard. But on Thursday, at a reception for military mothers, she gave her first public remarks there since President Donald Trump returned to office 108 days earlier. The first lady approached the lectern in the East Room. She thanked her husband, the president, for introducing her.
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4 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Kara Voght
There she was. In the White House. Black leather pencil skirt. Pencil-thin heels. White blazer, draped like a capeover her shoulders. Melania Trump is not often seen inside these walls, let alone heard. But on Thursday, at a reception for military mothers, she gaveher first public remarks there since President Donald Trump returned to office 109 days earlier. The first lady approached the lectern in the East Room. She thanked her husband, the president, for introducing her.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Maura Judkis |Jesus Rodriguez |Jesús Rodríguez |Kara Voght |Scott Nover
It was Washington’s biggest party weekend. So where were all the stars? (washingtonpost.com) It was Washington’s biggest party weekend. So where were all the stars? By Maura Judkis; Jesús Rodríguez; Kara Voght; Scott Nover 2025042722055600 As guests scanned the room at a Friday party hosted by United Talent Agency, a mainstay of the White House correspondents' dinner weekend, their eyes eventually — finally — fell upon a famous face.
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RT @mviser: A great day at the Washington Post, celebrating Pulitzer Prize winners and finalists — particularly the breaking news category…
An amazing accomplishment for an amazing team. I will forever turn to @iarnsdorf and @jabinbotsford's on-the-scene account from the rally site in Butler as a pitch perfect example of deadline reporting:
.@washingtonpost just won the Pulitzer for its coverage of the assassination attempt against President Trump under the Breaking News category https://t.co/n67b1ofAyp
"Jennifer Hegseth on multiple occasions has informed her husband’s staff of media interviews he planned to do, underscoring a belief among some officials that she wields outsize influence over certain Pentagon operations." What a story from @DanLamothe: https://t.co/qi4jWkTonO
