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

Rep.-elect Elissa Slotkin, Michigan Democrat, won't back Pelosi for Speaker

Rep.-elect Elissa Slotkin joined the coalition of Democrats opposing Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's bid for Speaker this week. Published November 16, 2018

Top House GOP conservatives are advocating Trump pick Rep. John Ratcliffe for AG: Report

House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy and a handful of other prominent Republicans are calling for Rep. John Ratcliffe to be appointed as the next attorney general, according to The Hill newspaper Friday. Published November 16, 2018

Trump: I'm happy with 'almost all' with Cabinet

President Trump on Friday denied being agitated at his staff this week as rumors swirled about two key members being pushed out of the administration. Published November 16, 2018

Education Secretary DeVos' 24/7 security detail costs millions: Report

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' security detail could cost taxpayers a total of nearly $20 million by the next fiscal year, according to NBC News. Published November 16, 2018

Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith under fire for voter suppression comments; campaign said it was a joke

Mississippi Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith is under fire for another controversial comment this week with just days to go before a runoff against Democratic challenger Mike Espy for her Senate seat. Published November 16, 2018

Kellyanne Conway: White House '100 percent compliant' with Mueller probe

Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway said Friday the White House has been "100 percent compliant" with the Mueller investigation, while concern mounts on Capitol Hill about preserving its integrity. Published November 16, 2018

White House wants to return Erdogan critic to Turkey to ease Turkish sanctions on Saudis: Report

The White House is considering forcing an exiled enemy of Turkish President Recep Erdogan from U.S. soil in order to ease tensions over the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, according to NBC News. Published November 15, 2018

John Kerry takes on Trump, slams president's claim Mueller probe a 'witch hunt'

Former Secretary of State John Kerry clapped back at President Trump's morning Robert Mueller rant on Thursday. Published November 15, 2018

Chris Coons accuses Mitch McConnell of 'running interference' for Trump on Mueller protection bill

Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware accused Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Thursday of sheltering President Trump by blocking a bipartisan bill to protect the Mueller investigation. Published November 15, 2018

Trump: Mueller investigation is 'a total mess'

President Trump railed against the special counsel probe Thursday morning, accusing officials working on the investigation of berating witnesses without evidence. Published November 15, 2018

Trump and Kim Jong-un to meet before North Korea provides list of weapons and missile sites: Report

The Trump administration will not demand that North Korea provide a list of weapons and sites before proceeding with a second meeting between President Trump and N.K. leader Kim Jong-un, NBC News reported Thursday. Published November 15, 2018

Veronica Escobar, Beto O'Rourke successor in House, 'would love' to see him run for president

Newly-elected congresswoman Veronica Escobar endorsed a potential 2020 run for outgoing Rep. Francis "Beto" O'Rourke on Wednesday. Published November 14, 2018

Wisconsin business gives handguns to employees for Christmas: Report

A Wisconsin business that sells glassware with bullets recently offered to give its employees handguns for Christmas, a local news outlet reported. Published November 14, 2018

ACLU blasts Mississippi senator for 'public hanging' comment

The ACLU slammed Mississippi Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith on Wednesday for her comments about a "public hanging." Published November 14, 2018

Hillary Clinton says Stacey Abrams would already be governor 'If she had a fair election'

Hillary Clinton said Tuesday that Democrat Stacey Abrams should have already won the Georgia's gubernatorial race, which is locked in an ongoing vote count. Published November 14, 2018

Trump disputes report of secret North Korean missile bases: 'Nothing happening out of the normal'

President Trump insisted Tuesday that there was nothing "out of the normal" happening in North Korea regarding its missile bases. Published November 13, 2018

CNN sues Trump administration for revoking Jim Acosta's credentials

CNN sued the Trump administration Tuesday to return White House correspondent Jim Acosta's press credentials. Published November 13, 2018

Jeff Flake congratulates Kyrsten Sinema on winning his Senate seat in Arizona

Outgoing Sen. Jeff Flake congratulated Kyrsten Sinema Monday night, after she edged out Republican rival Martha McSally to win his vacant Arizona Senate seat. Published November 13, 2018

Sacre bleu: Trump mocks France for occupations, demands payment for NATO

President Trump slammed French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday over NATO burden sharing and trade relationships, while mocking the long-time ally for being occupied during the World Wars. Published November 13, 2018

New political realities test Pelosi, Democrats in lame-duck session

The House Democratic leader asked her lawmakers Monday to search for "common ground" with Republicans over the next few weeks as they return to Capitol Hill for a lame-duck session of Congress, facing new political realities and a different set of urgent priorities. Published November 12, 2018