Eric Mack
Eric Mack covers fast-moving political and government stories for Fox News Digital, filing breaking news that helps set the agenda for the day’s coverage. He works an early-morning breaking news shift from Sunday through Thursday, focusing on politics, elections, foreign affairs and government. His reporting tracks how national decisions, campaign dynamics and federal oversight affect policy, spending and public institutions.
He joined Fox News Digital in 2026 after years on breaking news and politics and a long earlier career in sports media across print, broadcast and digital formats. That background shows in his comfort with live events, campaign rallies and high-pressure news cycles.
Election integrity operations and party strategy
Mack spends significant time on election operations and party infrastructure, showing how parties build their “election armies” and integrity efforts ahead of major votes.
In coverage of Republican National Committee initiatives, he details multimillion-dollar election integrity pushes, staff hiring in key states and record poll worker recruitment drives. He links these operational stories to broader fights over voting rules, oversight and perceptions of fairness around elections and tax policy.
Trump-era politics and policy fights
Mack frequently follows Donald Trump’s statements, policy proposals and clashes with other institutions. He reports on Trump defending U.S. interventions abroad and pushing nuclear deal decisions, framing these moves as part of ongoing “unfinished business” in foreign policy. He tracks Trump’s criticism of Supreme Court justices over tariff rulings and his disputes with blue states over taxes on tips and overtime, showing how those fights ripple through law and economic policy. He also covers Trump’s interest in restructuring retirement systems, including consideration of an Australia-style model and proposals to make such systems “sharper,” and sets these stories within the broader debate over entitlement reform and fiscal politics.
National security and defense technology deals
National security stories recur in his work, especially where politics intersects with military capability and nuclear responsibility. Mack’s reporting on a UK terror plot explains how senior U.S. lawmakers confirm foreign actors’ involvement and frame the threat within wider geopolitical tensions.
In a feature on the officer who carried the nuclear “football” for President Clinton, he draws out concerns about command-and-control vulnerabilities and what still “scares” seasoned insiders about modern Air Force One security stories. He also covers major defense contracts, such as multi-billion-dollar Tomahawk missile deals, outlining the scale of the award, the industrial players involved and how political leaders respond to questions about weapons stockpiles and defense readiness.
Government oversight, procurement and ethics investigations
Mack often writes on federal procurement and oversight, focusing on how government programs manage technology, sourcing and compliance.
In coverage of an audit triggered by China-made products labeled “Made in USA” in a federal procurement program, he explains the review ordered, the agencies involved and the implications for supply-chain scrutiny. He reports on ethics investigations into officials tied to migrant shelter operations, chronicling allegations of bribes and the political fallout in city and state government.
His obituary-style piece on Barney Frank situates the architect of major Wall Street regulation within contemporary debates over financial oversight, accountability and the legacy of crisis-era reforms.
Foreign policy and intra-party conflict
Foreign policy decisions and internal party divisions appear regularly in his breaking news file.
Mack covers congressional resistance to U.S. strikes in Iran, noting when Republican lawmakers join Democrats in opposing military action and what that means for war powers debates. He follows fundraising efforts and surrogate activity around key races, such as George W. Bush raising money for Republicans while staying away from specific Senate candidates, using these moments to show strategic calculations inside party leadership. These pieces emphasize conflict lines within parties and the way foreign policy and electoral interests collide in real time.
Across these assignments, Mack writes in a tight breaking-news format, leaning on direct quotes from principals, clear timelines and concise summaries of what is new in a development. He prioritizes stories that sit at the intersection of politics, government oversight and national security, and he picks up technology and procurement angles when they drive those debates. His work is suited to rapid-response narratives, official statements and documentation that clarify how high-level decisions translate into concrete actions and controversies.
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