Robbie Gramer
National Security Reporter at POLITICO
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3 days ago |
politico.com | Jack Detsch |Daniel Lippman |Paul McLeary |Robbie Gramer |Eric Bazail-Eimil
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has largely shunned traditional media, cutting travel privileges, restricting their access inside the Pentagon and eliminating the offices of unfavored media outlets in favor of far-right organizations.
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4 days ago |
politico.com | Robbie Gramer |Eric Bazail-Eimil |Veronika Melkozerova
Congress’ patience with Moscow is wearing thin as Russian President Vladimir Putin slow-walks peace talks. | Pool photo by Alexey Nikolskiy With help from Felicia Schwartz, Diya Contractor, Jordain Carney, Nahal Toosi and Daniel LippmanSubscribe here | | There’s a major new threat to Russia’s already sanction-battered economy. It’s sitting in procedural limbo in the U.S. Senate — at least for now. Sens.
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6 days ago |
politico.com | Emily Schultheis |Holly Otterbein |Robbie Gramer
“Just like domestically, you see one step forward, two steps back sometimes,” said Matthew Bartlett, a GOP strategist and State Department appointee in Trump’s first administration. “The thought of Trump and MAGA is sometimes more powerful than the reality.” He said, “His thumbprint can help push in certain regions and countries, but there can also be some pushback.” Trump’s election to a second term in November emboldened far-right movements abroad.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Robbie Gramer |Eric Bazail-Eimil |Felicia Schwartz
The ongoing Houthi attacks lay bare how Israel was left out of President Donald Trump’s ceasefire deal with the Yemeni militants. | Evan Vucci/AP With help from Maggie Miller, Paul McLeary, Joe Gould and Daniel LippmanSubscribe here | | President DONALD TRUMP’s ceasefire with the Houthi militant group in Yemen appears to be holding. But that hasn’t stopped the Houthis from continually lobbing missiles at Israel, the United States’ most important Middle East ally.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Felicia Schwartz |Phelim Kine |Robbie Gramer
State Department has yet to issue instructions on its visa ban, which could affect tens of thousands of Chinese students. Secretary of State Marco Rubio testifies on Capitol Hill on May 21. | Jose Luis Magana/AP People both inside and outside the State Department were struggling Thursday to understand how a new plan to revoke Chinese students’ visas will work — and whether it will end up being a blanket ban on Chinese nationals studying in the United States.
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