Politics
Harriet Hageman, backed by President Trump, won Wyoming's Republican Senate primary to succeed retiring Sen. Cynthia Lummis. Hageman previously unseated Rep. Liz Cheney in the 2022 House primary with Trump's support. Separately, Wyoming's secretary of state won the Republican primary for the state's open House seat, a race that did not feature a Trump or Hageman endorsement.
Coverage centers on Hageman's Senate win but foregrounds her Trump backing, her 2022 ousting of Liz Cheney (a Trump critic and Jan. 6 committee member), and Trump's direct endorsement quote, framing the race as part of a broader story about Trump's continued influence over the GOP and the removal of Trump critics.
Brief, largely factual wire-style reports (The Hill on Gray, ABC News on Hageman) that simply announce the projected winners with minimal added context or narrative framing.
New York Post frames the story similarly to right-leaning outlets, emphasizing Hageman's ousting of Cheney, Trump's endorsement, and detailed context on the crowded primary field, Wyoming's deep-red status, and the unusual simultaneous open races for governor, Senate, and House.