Adam Cancryn is a White House reporter for POLITICO, covering a wide range of topics including domestic and international politics, economic policy, and healthcare. With his extensive reporting experience, Adam provides in-depth analysis and insight into the inner workings of the White House and its impact on various issues.
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Adam Cancryn's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a strong focus on politics, the Biden administration, international relations, healthcare, and Covid-19. He appears to be particularly interested in reporting on political decisions and their implications.
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With no additional debates on the books, Tuesday night's showdown may be the last significant national campaign event before November, increasing
By: Lisa Kashinsky, Adam Cancryn
As many across the southeast struggle to dig out from Hurricane Helene and with Florida now bracing for Hurricane Milton, Donald Trump is making the storms a flashpoint in the presidential race.
President Joe Biden on Thursday suggested that Congress should return to Washington early to pass more disaster aid in the wake of two major
Doug Emhoff did not directly address allegations published by the Daily Mail earlier this month. | Rebecca Blackwell/AP
By: Adam Cancryn, Megan Messerly
Should Kamala Harris win in November, her administration could begin in the weakest starting position of any in a generation. Her allies are already fretting over what to do about it.
By: Brendan Bordelon, Adam Cancryn
From a tight Senate race in Arizona to congressional contests in Texas and Illinois, Democratic candidates are wrapping their arms around Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan.
By: Adam Cancryn, Jasper Goodman
Kamala Harris' lean and low-profile transition planning is sharply different from the expansive team that Biden relied on four years ago.
In wake of 'garbage' comments, Biden lobs criticism only at Trump-- not his supporters.
By: Adam Cancryn
As Kamala Harris makes her final dash, the president sticks close to home.
Barriers are also going up at the sites of the Harris and Trump watch parties.
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