Mary Trimble
Mary Trimble is a reporter at The Dispatch and is based in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining the company in 2023, she interned at The Dispatch, in the political archives at the Paris Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po), and at Voice of America, where she produced content for their French-language service to Africa. When not helping write The Morning Dispatch, she is probably watching classic movies, going on weekend road trips, or enjoying live music with friends.
A Historically Bad Day for Kevin McCarthy
Plus: How one New Jersey senator’s alleged crime could benefit Sweden’s NATO bid.
Azerbaijan Attacks, the West Watches
More than 80 percent of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh flee the disputed territory.
Congress Avoids a Shutdown
After pushing through a last-minute stopgap measure to keep the government open, Kevin McCarthy’s speakership may be at risk.
India and Canada’s Fraying Relationship
Plus: Saudi Arabia reaches out to the Palestinians.
The GOP Survivor Problem
The second Republican presidential primary debate was even more chaotic than the first.
Iran Shows No Signs of ‘De-Escalation’
As the White House pursues diplomacy, Iran’s president threatens America and its allies.
Unpacking the Menendez Indictment
The New Jersey senator faces another round of bribery charges, and Democrats are split on his next move.
Barreling Toward a Shutdown
The window is closing to fund the government before the September 30 deadline.
Zelensky’s Whirlwind U.S. Tour
The Ukrainian president faces resistance as he makes the case for continued support.
The Federal Reserve Hits Pause
The central bank holds interest rates steady but signals more hikes could come.