Tom Hamburger

@thamburger

Reporter for The Washington Post covering the intersection of money and politics. tom.hamburger@washpost.com

Washington, D.C.
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    Nov 12

    New: The ⁦⁩ corrects, removes parts of two stories regarding the Steele dossier. Latest by me:

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  2. Nov 11

    Just in: Biden White House rejects Meadows' executive privilege claim regarding Jan 6 subponea via

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  3. Nov 11

    Korey Rowe was a young veteran scarred by Iraq and Afghanistan when he helped produce 'Loose Change,' a viral 9/11 conspiracy film. Can he start over? via

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  4. Nov 8

    Mitch McConnell spent decades chasing power. Now he heeds Trump, who mocks him and wants him gone. via

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  5. Nov 8

    Biden’s border woes expose White House divisions as centrists assert more control From

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  6. Nov 8

    Democrats search for political identity amid dismal election results and legislative triumph, by ,  &    

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    Nov 8

    Foreign governments taking Americans hostage is a problem that keeps getting worse. A ⁩ team led by ⁦⁩ set out to find out why and what needs to happen to stop it. And why it matters.

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  8. Nov 7

    Rick Scott backs McConnell and Murkowski, tiptoes around false claims about election fraud

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  9. Nov 6

    Meet Charles Dolan Jr., the most mysterious new figure in the Steele dossier saga. The PR exec with ties to Russia allegedly fed the dossier before working to discredit it. via

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  10. Nov 5

    Jan 6 committee warns Trump DOJ official he must cooperate with investigation or it will move aggressively against him

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    Nov 5

    Coming in this Sunday's : A 28-page special section of our three-part investigative series THE ATTACK.

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    Nov 3

    “An electroshock therapy for Democrats to stop infighting and start delivering results,” said ex-Rep. Steve Israel (D., N.Y.). “In the war between Democratic progressives and Democratic moderates, the Republicans won.” smart analysis via

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  13. Nov 3

    Trump campaign payments for ‘command centers’ at D.C. hotels could undermine executive privilege claim in Jan. 6 investigation. Inside the battle over legal fees and what it could mean: with

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  14. Nov 1

    Alejandro Mayorkas might have the hardest job in the Biden administration. The question is whether it's impossible. A profile of America's immigration chief via w/  

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  15. Oct 31

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  16. Oct 30

    Trump seeking to block hundreds of pages of key documents from Jan. 6 committee. Former GOP Rep. Tom Coleman says that "if Congress fails to win this case, then you might as well pack up Congress and let them go home.” via

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    Oct 29

    We have email where Trump’s lawyer told Pence’s team they were responsible for attack as they fled, along with a draft op-Ed from Pence’s chief counsel calling for bar discipline from Trump’s personal lawyer and outlining a series of meetings with Eastman.

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  18. Oct 26

    Jan. 6 committee expected to subpoena lawyer who advised Trump, Pence on how to overturn election

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  19. Oct 25

    Montana’s Flathead Valley has been divided by hostility over the 2020 election, the coronavirus and social movements -- and nothing, not even a crisis among children, has broken through. on national passions fracturing Kalispell.

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  20. Oct 17

    "Maoist reeducation camps have nothing on Yale Law School," writes in an acknowledged exaggeration to draw attention to the way a party invitation ignited a firestorm at Yale.

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