Adam Wren is a national politics correspondent who covers multinational politics in the United States. He writes for Yahoo News and POLITICO, and his work has also appeared in Indianapolis Monthly. Adam's articles focus on political campaigns, election analysis, and the impact of national politics on the American political landscape.
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Adam Wren's coverage predominantly focuses on government, politics, and the GOP nomination with a specific emphasis on Donald Trump and potential candidates for the 2024 campaign. He often covers evolving political stories and announcements from government figures.
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Harris won the day because she is closing the gap with Donald Trump on the economy.
Trump won the day because he’s still in a margin-of-error election — after a week filled with talk of “garbage,” grievances and hell.
Harris won the day because in the final splitscreen, her rally in Pennsylvania dwarfed Trump’s low-energy close.
By: Holly Otterbein, Adam Wren, Lisa Kashinsky, Christopher Cadelago, Elena Schneider
For Democrats’ rising stars, there was a silver lining to the blow dealt to them by Donald Trump’s victory.
By: Natalie Allison, Ally Mutnick, Adam Wren
A plan under consideration would upend the party’s traditional method of competing in Senate races and could cause discord among GOP financial players.
By: Adam Wren, Holly Otterbein, Lisa Kashinsky
Recriminations over Kamala Harris’ defeat are shaping the early stages of the race for DNC chair.
The reaction of Republicans to his staffing moves reflects a party on bended knee.
By: Adam Wren, Mia Mccarthy, Megan Messerly
“I just don't think you can deal with allegations in the past as though they're fact,” said one GOP senator.
By: Adam Wren, Mia McCarthy, Megan Messerly
“I just don't think you can deal with allegations in the past as though they're fact,” said one GOP senator.
In recent days, Trump has tapped nearly a half-dozen Project 2025 authors and contributors for roles in his administration.
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