Nancy Cook

White House reporter for Politico

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Nancy Cook is a senior reporter at Politico, covering domestic policy out of the Trump Administration. She is a former economic and fiscal policy correspondent for National Journal.

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Former White House Counsel Don McGahn was a no-show at today’s House Judiciary Committee hearing. On orders from the White House, McGahn defied the committee’s subpoena.

Don McGahn is a no-show at today’s hearing and Democrats are furious

Former White House Counsel Don McGahn was a no-show at today’s House Judiciary Committee hearing. On orders from the White House, McGahn defied the committee’s subpoena.

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President Trump headed off to Camp David for the weekend, where he’ll meet with Republican leaders to chart their agenda.

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President Trump headed off to Camp David for the weekend, where he’ll meet with Republican leaders to chart their agenda.

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President Trump promised big things in  his first 100 days , but his most important achievement may be keeping the government open.

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President Trump promised big things in his first 100 days , but his most important achievement may be keeping the government open.

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