Washington’s influence economy is bigger—and murkier—than most Americans realize. This week, Elisa sits down with investigative reporter Kenneth P. Vogel to unpack the sprawling web of foreign ...

Vogel's victory marks the largest margin in an Erie County executive race since the office was created. The election saw a countywide turnout of 44%, with Vogel flipping 37 precincts previously won by ...

Jesse Vogel won the vote within Columbus City Council District 7, but lost the citywide election. Columbus's unique system allows the entire city to vote for every district's representative. Tiara ...

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During Eddie Vogel’s 32-year coaching career, his family made sacrifices to allow him to pursue his love of football. Monday afternoon, Vogel announced his retirement from coaching after spending the ...

New York Times reporter Kenneth Vogel speaks with NPR's Steve Inskeep about his new book, "Devils' Advocates: How Washington Lobbyists Get Rich Enabling Dictators, Oligarchs, and Arms Dealers." The ...

"For all the people that want to asterisk this thing, we were the number one team from day one," Vogel said of the Lakers' bubble title. Dan Woike, The Athletic Editor’s Note: Read more NBA coverage ...

Frank Vogel speaks with Jason Kidd during the NBA Playoffs in 2020. Mike Ehrmann / Getty Images LAS VEGAS — Frank Vogel stood outside the Dallas Mavericks’ temporary locker room Wednesday night and ...

In “Devils’ Advocates,” the New York Times journalist Kenneth P. Vogel wades into the murky world of Washington lobbyists working for foreign interests. By David Greenberg David Greenberg, a professor ...

Christina Vogel, the Democratic nominee for Erie County executive, is challenging incumbent Republican Brenton Davis in the November general election. Vogel, a small business owner, emphasizes her ...

Tucker Vogel is not the same athlete today that Ricky Stade met four years ago. “He could hardly throw the ball 10 yards,” the Taft coach recalled about meeting a then-eighth grade Vogel. Fast forward ...