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JOIN US: Washington Reporter premiere event featuring Eliana Johnson, Editor-In-Chief for the Washington Free Beacon, at Google
Join us for our latest premiere event — and RSVP before tickets are gone
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October 30th, 2025
A special edition.
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President Trump promised to protect Medicare for seniors — but the No UPCODE Act would cut Medicare Advantage by billions of dollars. This after cuts from the previous administration have already reduced benefits and increased costs for millions of beneficiaries. Protect seniors. Stop the No UPCODE Act.
The Washington Reporter is excited to announce our next premiere event: a fireside chat with the Washington Free Beacon’s Editor in Chief, Eliana Johnson, on November 6th at 5:30pm at Google’s D.C. office.
This is the third recent event in our premiere event series, following our book party for Sen. Eric Schmitt (R., Mo.) hosted by PhRMA and our fireside chat with Microsoft that featured our own Editor in Chief, Matthew Foldi.
You, our valued readers, are once again exclusively invited to join us for food, drinks, and a chance to hang out with Republican Hill and Trump administration staff.
If you’re a public affairs professional and you want to better understand how conservative media works, this is the event to attend.
To join us, RSVP here.
Our last event was overbooked in a few hours, so sign up soon.
We are very grateful for our partnership with Google and their continued support for the Washington Reporter.
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The Trump administration is considering reversing its position and resurrecting a flawed Biden-era policy that would slash physician reimbursement by 90% and could lead to 431,429 unnecessary amputations. Millions of Americans rely on physicians for advanced wound treatments. President Trump must trust his instincts and help doctors, nurses, and patients by preserving access to essential wound care. Learn more.
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