Reagan Reese joins Daily Signal as national political reporter

Posted Tuesday, November 3, 2026 2:45 pm

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Robert B. Bluey | Daily Signal

The Daily Signal is adding journalist Reagan Reese to its growing team of reporters as it expands its coverage of Washington, national politics and the 2028 presidential campaign.

Reese, who spent more than four years at the Daily Caller, joins the Daily Signal as national political reporter. In her new role, she will cover national politics, campaigns, elections and public policy debates.

“Reagan has a proven ability to break news, develop sources, and find stories that others miss,” said Katrina Trinko, editor-in-chief of the Daily Signal. “She’s exactly the kind of reporter we want at the Daily Signal: relentless, curious and committed to giving readers original reporting they can’t get anywhere else. We’re thrilled to welcome her to the team.”

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