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Salena Zito

New York Post

New York, United States

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  • The Daily Signal
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  • Washington Post
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Past articles by Salena:

Ex Bridgewater CEO David McCormick reveals ‘battle plan to renew America’

After losing the Republican nomination for US Senate in Pennsylvania to Dr. Oz, former Bridgewater CEO David McCormick is back with a new book, "Superpower in Peril: A Battle Plan to Renew America." → Read More

DeSantis: People don’t want ‘agenda being shoved down their throats’

In an exclusive interview, Gov. Ron DeSantis takes The New York Post on a tour of his Florida hometown to reveal what made him the man he is today. → Read More

A new generation of Catholics discovers Latin Mass 60 years after Vatican II

Of the 17,000 Catholic parishes in the United States, 592 of them perform the Latin Mass — including at least six in New York City and four (including Most Precious Blood) in Western Pennsylvania. → Read More

Trump voters are ‘done’ with ex-president: ‘He needs to disappear’

Loyal backers of Donald Trump declared that "the short-lived era of Trump is over" after American voters rejected the candidates endorsed by the ex-president in the midterms, possibly costing Republicans control of the US Senate. → Read More

Why midterm voters will put Republicans in power across the US

Republicans could win as many as 25 seats in the House of Representatives and three seats in the Senate, reclaiming control of both chambers. And in gubernatorial elections in 36 states, many Democratic incumbents look vulnerable against GOP challengers, even in blue-leaning New York. → Read More

‘No life’ in Braddock, the Pa. town Senate wannabe John Fetterman claims he saved

John Fetterman, the Democratic candidate for US Senate, was mayor of Braddock, Pa., from 2006 to 2019 and has claimed he helped save the small town. Locals beg to differ. → Read More

Inside Dr. Oz’s miracle comeback against John Fetterman in US Senate race

Dr. Mehmet Oz has turned his a double-digit deficit in the polls into a near tie in the US Senate race against Lt. Gov. John Fetterman. Oz did it by meeting voters in almost every Pennsylvania county, while Fetterman built his following on Twitter. → Read More

‘Floundering’ Fetterman has Democrats fretting in Senate race vs. Dr. Oz

Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman is running for US Senate, but his floundering performance on the campaign trail after a stroke in May has left many questioning whether he is fit to run for office — or even serve in the upper chamber of the house. → Read More

After storming her state, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem could be our next president

An ad posted by Gov. Kristi Noem raised eyebrows when she pushed it out on Facebook to people living in key presidential primary states such as NH, Nevada and Iowa. Noem tells The Post how she rose to national prominence — and what she'll do next. → Read More

Holly Thompson Rehder memoir: From teen bride and mom to Missouri State senator

By the time Holly Thompson Rehder was in tenth grade, she had already called thirty different houses home — most of them structures that were either... → Read More

Every president invites Henry Kissinger to the White House — except Biden

As he heads into his 100th year, Kissinger still has a lot to say about the state of the world. → Read More

How Herschel Walker can still beat Raphael Warnock for Georgia’s Senate

It’s easy to see why Herschel Walker easily won Georgia’s Republican nomination for the US Senate in May, his first-ever run for office → Read More

How Tim Scott rose from poverty to become our only black GOP senator

Despite rising to become the most prominent black elected Republican in the country, South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott has never forgotten where he came from. → Read More

Kellyanne Conway reveals marriage status after husband ‘left’ her for Twitter

In her new book "Here's the Deal," Kellyanne Conway reveals how working for Donald Trump affected her family — and here, she speaks to The Post about her husband, George, and teen daughter Claudia. → Read More

Trump aides helped convince him he won 2020 election, Kellyanne Conway claims

In her new memoir “Here’s The Deal,” Kellyanne Conway rarely criticizes Donald Trump, but she is blunt about the final months of his presidency. → Read More

Kellyanne Conway felt ‘terror’ when daughter Claudia first went viral: book

In her new memoir “Here’s The Deal,” out today, Kellyanne Conway recalls how her 15-year-old daughter Claudia was thrust into the national spotlight by New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz. → Read More

Kellyanne Conway: ‘My husband George abandoned me for Twitter’

“Did you know about this?” Spicer asked. He held his phone out. Twitter was open. On the screen was a tweet written by her husband, George. → Read More

Sarah Palin dishes on Trump, her Congress run and love with Ron Duguay

Sarah Palin still unleashes that “Mama Grizzly” ferocity over the things she cares about — her family, her home state and the voters of Alaska. → Read More

Why ex-hedge funder Dave McCormick is beating Dr. Oz in US Senate run

David McCormick is besting Dr. Oz by 9 points (24% to 15%), according to a recent Fox News poll. → Read More

‘Hillbilly Elegy’ author JD Vance courts Trump country in run for Senate

Vance was once a media darling, the acceptable face of Trump country: he could explain America’s white, working class and their love for Trump without ever condoning it. → Read More