Gabriella Muñoz

Gabriella Muñoz is a national and general assignment reporter for the Washington Times. A west coast native from California and Hawaii, Gabriella graduated from Georgetown University with a bachelors in government. Previously, she wrote for The Hill, the Washington Examiner, and Townhall. Gabriella can be reached at [email protected]

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Articles by Gabriella Muñoz

Stabenow, Peters won't vote for Kavanaugh

Both Michigan senators denounced Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Friday and vowed to fight his nomination. Published July 13, 2018

More voters from every party see Russia as friendly: Poll

More voters from every party are viewing Russia positively, just days before President Trump is scheduled to meet Russia President Vladimir Putin, a new poll shows. Published July 13, 2018

Katie Arrington, House candidate in S.C., recounts deadly car crash: 'It was horrific'

House candidate Katie Arrington of South Carolina described the deadly car accident that she was in as "horrific" on Thursday, days before she plans on returning to the campaign trail. Published July 13, 2018

U.S. accuses North Korea of violating oil sanctions: Report

The U.S. accused North Korea of violating U.N. sanctions by illegally smuggling oil into its borders, The Associated Press reported Thursday. Published July 13, 2018

Pentagon doing 'damage control' after NATO summit: Report

The Pentagon launched a "damage control" campaign after President Trump's departure from NATO, NBC News reported on Friday. Published July 13, 2018

Trump shares 'a very nice note' from Kim Jong-un

President Trump shared a letter from North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Thursday, praising the work being done with that country. Published July 12, 2018

States are more divided over Trump's approval rating: Poll

The United States is much more divided over President Trump than it was at the beginning of his term, according to Morning Consult data that was updated on Wednesday. Published July 12, 2018

Rep. Matt Gaetz: People with 'loose affiliation with the deep state' targeting Jim Jordan

Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz defended Rep. Jim Jordan Wednesday night and said the "deep state" is targeting the Ohio congressman. Published July 12, 2018

Sen. Cory Gardner: No one will 'drive a wedge' between U.S. and NATO

Sen. Cory Gardner praised the relationship between the U.S. and European allies on Thursday, after President Trump's tough talk at the NATO summit. Published July 12, 2018

Conservative super PAC raked in more than $50 million over the past three months

The Congressional Leadership Fund announced on Wednesday that it raised over $50 million in the second quarter of 2018, breaking its previous record. Published July 12, 2018

Officer in viral video resigns over Puerto Rico harassment incident

An officer resigned Wednesday night as his office launched an investigation into his behavior during a viral video showing a man berating a woman for wearing a Puerto Rico shirt. Published July 12, 2018

Kellyanne Conway: Peace to Trump is countries 'paying their fair share'

Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway defended President Trump's tough talk at the NATO summit and his leaving of the meeting to hold a press conference on Thursday morning. Published July 12, 2018

Papa John's owner used the N-word on a company conference call

John Schnatter, owner of national pizza chain Papa John's, confirmed he used the N-word during a training call, Forbes reported Wednesday. Published July 11, 2018

TSA denies spilling cremated remains of New York Giant A.J. Francis' mother

TSA denied mishandling the cremated remains of New York Giant's A.J. Francis on Tuesday, after he slammed the agency on Twitter. Published July 11, 2018

Lisa Page's attorney accuses the House Judiciary and Oversight committees of being bullies

Amy Jeffress, Lisa Page's attorney, pushed back Wednesday against claims her client is hiding information, saying the House Judiciary and Oversight committees are acting as bullies. Published July 11, 2018

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won New York district she wasn't campaigning for

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won another New York primary that she was not running in, the New York Daily News reported Tuesday night. Published July 11, 2018

Trump tweets about soybeans, trade during NATO summit

President Trump criticized trade agreements with other nations Wednesday morning, as he attends NATO meetings. Published July 11, 2018

Bill de Blasio accused of crossing Mexico-U.S. border illegally

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio stands accused by U.S. Customs and Border Protection of crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, according to an Associated Press report released Wednesday. Published July 11, 2018

Sen. Angus King: NATO summit should focus on unity

Sen. Angus King promoted NATO unity Monday morning after President Trump accused Germany of being "controlled" by Russia. Published July 11, 2018

Trump: Lisa Page and Peter Strzok 'are getting cold feet'

President Trump criticized former FBI employees Lisa Page and Peter Strozk on Tuesday over their hearings with the House Judiciary Committee. Published July 10, 2018