Sara Carter
Cory amplifies 193×Field reporting on the border and national security.
Award-winning investigative journalist known for reporting on immigration, the U.S.-Mexico border, national security, and drug trafficking; a former Fox News contributor and host of 'The Sara Carter Show' podcast. In January 2026 the U.S. Senate confirmed her as the 10th Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), making her the first woman to lead the office.
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I will miss you my friend. It’s inconceivable. You were a force of nature, a beautiful soul. “Eternal rest grant unto them, Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen” https://t.co/gxjqAu7zYI
1y ago · 6,805 likes
It is truly an honor to serve President Donald J. Trump and be part of an administration committed to putting America first. I pledge to work tirelessly every day to identify the challenges we face and find the solutions that will Make America Safe Again, freeing us from the grip https://t.co/FDEB63yTXJ
1y ago · 32,135 likes
As you watch this, remember Zelensky can’t account for roughly $100 billion that we’ve given to him 👇 https://t.co/JbpKQiedMx
1y ago · 27,427 likes
I’m on my way to the Western Hemisphere Forum and guess who just passed us in Washington DC on 395 President Donald J Trump !!! My Uber driver was just as excited as I was. It just has to be Trump. We want to believe it was Trump. We couldn’t see inside the car directly, but https://t.co/QIDr1Dcbp9
1y ago · 25,537 likes
The strongest case
Sustained, on-the-ground border and cartel reporting exposed real public-safety and national-security failures that both Washington and establishment media were downplaying.
And against
Her reporting has at times leaned on anonymous sourcing and advanced claims (e.g., some Spygate/FBI threads) that did not fully bear out, and her move into a senior Trump-administration post blurs the line between journalist and political actor.
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On the record
On Jan 6, 2026, the U.S. Senate confirmed Carter as Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy by a 52-48 vote — an official public appointment to federal office. [source]