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Carl Hulse
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Carl Hulse

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Chief Washington Correspondent of The New York Times; On Washington column regularly in the NYT. Drummer. Occasional Coloradan. Author of "Confirmation Bias."

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REPUBLICANS SEEK $1 BILLION TO USE FOR A BALLROOM

CITING SECURITY NEEDS Public Money Is Targeted for a Project Billed as Privately Financed

View Front PageNew York Times • MAY 6, 2026

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The Midterms Feel Like ’06 Is Back Again

An Electorate Stressed Over War and Prices

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New York Times•AUG 25, 2026
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CASSIDY TO BACK BLANCHE, SAVING HIS CONFIRMATION

MISGIVINGS SET ASIDE Two Republicans Remain Opposed to Pick for Attorney General

With:Michael Gold
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New York Times•AUG 8, 2026
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TRUMP CONSIDERS PULLING BLANCHE AS PICK FOR NOW

TWO HOLDOUTS IN G.O.P.

With:Glenn Thrush,Michael Gold
NY
New York Times•JUL 31, 2026
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Trump Foiling Party Facing Midterms: His Own

Repeated Rug-Pulling Is Wasting His Trifecta in Washington

NY
New York Times•JUN 26, 2026
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Balking at Trump Fund, G.O.P. Hits the Brakes on the Budget

With:Michael Gold
NY
New York Times•MAY 22, 2026
Reports on intra-party divisions within the Republican Party over legislative priorities and funding allocations.
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REPUBLICANS SEEK $1 BILLION TO USE FOR A BALLROOM

CITING SECURITY NEEDS Public Money Is Targeted for a Project Billed as Privately Financed

NY
New York Times•MAY 6, 2026•Lead Story
The paper highlights a discrepancy between earlier claims of private financing and a new legislative push for taxpayer funding, framing the issue as a matter of fiscal transparency.
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TOP REPUBLICANS HAVE DEAL TO END D.H.S. SHUTDOWN

A SHARP TURNAROUND

With:Michael Gold
NY
New York Times•APR 2, 2026•Lead Story
The paper leads with an analytical overview of the Supreme Court arguments, focusing on the skeptical questioning from conservative justices rather than the underlying political controversy. The presence of the president is noted as an unusual structural detail rather than a dramatic one.

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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Carl Hulse in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.