Jack Davis, Author at The Western Journal

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Jack Davis is a freelance writer who joined The Western Journal in July 2015 and chronicled the campaign that saw President Donald Trump elected. Since then, he has written extensively for The Western Journal on the Trump administration as well as foreign policy and military issues.

Location

New York City

Languages Spoken

English

Topics of Expertise

Politics, Foreign Policy, Military & Defense Issues

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Ex-Wife of Former TV Anchor Accused of Seeking Hitman to Take Him Out After Son's 'Suspicious' Death

Police allege that a Tennessee woman who has blamed her husband for the 2020 death of their son sought to hire a hitman to have him killed.

By Jack Davis April 18, 2025

Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo waits to speak at the West Side Institutional Synagogue on April 1, 2025, in New York City.

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State Senator Warns NYC That Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo Is Declining, Will Have a 'Joe Biden Moment' in Office

A Democrat competing with former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the race for NYC mayor says Cuomo has mental health issues.

By Jack Davis April 18, 2025

This Getty stock image shows yellow caution tape in front of a crime scene at a home.

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Sick Conclusion to Missing Woman Case as Police Investigate Under Shed Her Handyman Installed on Another Property

Investigators say that the handyman of an 82-year-old woman whose body was found encased in concrete is a person of interest in her death.

By Jack Davis April 18, 2025

GOP Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky is seen exiting the U.S. Capitol in a photo dated May 8, 2024. Massie is leading a charge against the Trump administration’s plan to put REAL ID into effect.

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Thomas Massie Under Fire After He Sounds the Alarm on Real ID Laws Trump Wants

Rep. Thomas Massie's recent outrage over the implementation of REAL ID has brought about some questions about his motives.

By Jack Davis April 17, 2025

Then-first ladyJill Biden, left, appeared to have an intense conversation with then-President-elect Donald Trump inside Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris before a ceremony to mark the re-opening of the landmark cathedral on Dec. 7.

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Trump Shoots Down Jill Biden Conspiracy Theory: 'She's Certainly Involved'

President Donald Trump addressed the issue of whether Jill Biden used the autopen during her husband's administration.

By Jack Davis April 17, 2025

People walk through Harvard Yard on the Harvard University campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Tuesday.

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Billionaire Harvard Council Member Resigns After Being Accused of Shocking Hamas Ties

A lawsuit claims a Harvard-linked developer who has resigned his post on a college council aided Hamas in projects he developed in Gaza.

By Jack Davis April 17, 2025

Sen. Chris Van Hollen speaks during a news conference at a city viewpoint in Antiguo Cuscatlán, El Salvador, on Wednesday.

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Democrat's Stunt to Retrieve Man from El Salvador Ends with Embarrassing Dud

A Democratic senator's plan to bring an illegal immigrant and alleged gang member currently in an El Salvador prison to the U.S. was a flop.

By Jack Davis April 17, 2025

Ming Xi Zhang, owner of a popular restaurant in New Jersey, was detained by ICE agents almost a year after he was found guilty of working as a foreign agent for China.

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ICE Arrests Owner of Popular Restaurant After Ties to Foreign Government Confirmed

A New Jersey restaurant owner has been detained by ICE months after he was sentenced for being an unregistered agent of China.

By Jack Davis April 17, 2025

Officials at Mount Rainier National Park have warned visitors that just because the calendar says it's spring doesn't mean they'll encounter balmy temperatures on the mountain.

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National Park Issues Strong Warning After Realizing What Visitors Are Doing: 'Rescue Is Not Guaranteed'

After rescuing multiple tourists, a national park is warning visitors that winter in these mountains lasts an extremely long time.

By Jack Davis April 16, 2025

A tax deadline extension has taken some of the pressure off residents of storm-ravaged states.

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IRS Extends Entire State's Tax Filing Deadline to Nov. 3

Areas of the nation that were pounded by storms have some extra breathing room from the IRS on the traditional April 15 tax filing deadline.

By Jack Davis April 16, 2025

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Ex-Wife of Former TV Anchor Accused of Seeking Hitman to Take Him Out After Son's 'Suspicious' Death

State Senator Warns NYC That Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo Is Declining, Will Have a 'Joe Biden Moment' in Office

Sick Conclusion to Missing Woman Case as Police Investigate Under Shed Her Handyman Installed on Another Property

Thomas Massie Under Fire After He Sounds the Alarm on Real ID Laws Trump Wants

Trump Shoots Down Jill Biden Conspiracy Theory: 'She's Certainly Involved'

Billionaire Harvard Council Member Resigns After Being Accused of Shocking Hamas Ties

Democrat's Stunt to Retrieve Man from El Salvador Ends with Embarrassing Dud

ICE Arrests Owner of Popular Restaurant After Ties to Foreign Government Confirmed

National Park Issues Strong Warning After Realizing What Visitors Are Doing: 'Rescue Is Not Guaranteed'

IRS Extends Entire State's Tax Filing Deadline to Nov. 3

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